How Do you say "Hello my name is Carol" in Japanese?

Question

How Do you say "Hello my name is Carol" in Japanese?

Answer 1

"Hello my name is Carol" = "Hajimematsute, watashi no namae wa Cairo desu".

-hajimemastute = how do u do/ hello ( used for first meeting)
-watashi no = my
-wa = am/is/are
-namae = name

Answer 2

The proper way to actually say this:
Konnichiwa! Watashi no namae wa Carol desu.

What a Japanese person would actually say:
Konnichiwa! Carol des'. Dohzo yoroshiku.*

*Dohzo yoroshiku basically conveys that you have just introduced yourself and are happy to have done so. It's equivalent to "It's nice meeting you." Hold the "oh" in "Dohzo" for an extra long time to fully convey the meaning of the word. You can also cut the "u" sound short at the end of "yoroshiku," making it sound more like "yoroshikh'"

Good luck!

Answer 3

Konnichiwa. Watashi no namae wa Carol desu.

Answer 4

In Japan ,"Carol" pronounce different,
You must be called "Kyaroru-san" from Japanese peple.

Answer 5

How about
Konnichi wa! Atashi wa Carol desu.
Atashi is a feminine form of watashi.

Answer 6

I would simply say: "Konnichi wa. Watashi no namae wa [name] desu." But they'll still understand what you mean without the "no namae". Quite formal, eh. I always felt that "hajimemashite" was "How do you do?".

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Konichiwa! rii desu Carol

Hope i helped

Answer 9

こんにちは私の名前はキャロルである
I hope this correct.

Answer 10

kon'nichiwa