Vous nommez, from the verb nommer, to name.
"Name the other place that the girl visited" is an English equivalent of the French phrase Nommez l'autre lieu que la fille a visité. The imperative statement also translates as "Name the other site that the daughter (maid) visited" according to context in English. The pronunciation will be "NOM-mey lot lyuh kuh la fee a vee-zee-tey" in northern French and "NOM-mey lo-truh lyuh kuh la fee-yuh a vee-zee-tey" in southern French.
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A familiar way would be: Tu t'apelle comment? A more polite way: Quel est votre nom? And something you will only see in books: Puis je vous demander comment vous vous nommez?
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