The title says "Seriously! Do fall in love with me!" in a humorous way.
Oded Fehr
Watashi no namae WA Fuyu desu.
Probably Mason or Maji
In Japanese, it is said as "Watashi no namae ha … de su." Sorry if my answer is misguided.
Watashi* no namae WA (Your name) desu.** My name is (Your name). And, this would probably suffice Watashi* WA (your name) desu.** I am (your name). *Watashi means I, and can be substituted with the other versions of I. From formal to imformal. Watakushi/watashi/boku/ore *Desu is the verb, to be. It can be substituted with the informal version, da.
The Maji Maji Rebellion, which took place from 1905 to 1907 in present-day Tanzania, was primarily fought between the indigenous African populations and German colonial forces. The rebellion involved various ethnic groups, notably the Ngoni, Hehe, and Ndendeule, who united against oppressive taxation and forced labor imposed by the German colonial government. The name "Maji Maji" means "water water" in Swahili, referring to a belief that magical water would protect them from bullets. The rebellion ultimately failed, resulting in severe repercussions for the local populations.
watashi no namae
watashi wa malay desu my name is malay
3 different ways all begin with konnichiwa konnichiwa. watashi WA Chloe desu ( i am chloe) " " Chloe desu ( i am chloe *watashi WA is optional*) " " watashi no namae WA Chloe desu ( my name is chloe)
watashi WA ......... desu
One way of saying this is: "Eigo kara nihongo de watashi no namae WA ... desu". Note that it is generally not very useful to translate your name directly, since if you translate the meaning of your name, it may sound silly in Japanese, while if you translate the sound of your name, it may turn out to be an undesirable or impolite meaning. **edit** i think what's being asked for is "watashi no namae WA [enter your name here] desu."
Watashi WA nomikomu