What's your name?

My name is Cristian. Nice to meet you!

My name is Cristian. Nice to meet you!

My name is Marta.

Congrats.

When you say nice to meet you, that answer happen in situation that the people be shake their hands ir interview between them.

Depende. Si dices "nice to meet you" en el noroeste de Inglaterra no vas directo al pilón. Mejor y más cotidiano: Hi, I'm John. Pleasure.

In Anglophone culture, simply asking "What's your name?" is considered *extremely direct* and rude. There are many ways to ask someone's name, depending on the context: [indirect] "I'm Mercedes, and you are ...?" -- [polite] "May I have/ask your name, please?"-- [phone] "May I please ask who's calling?" or "Who can I say is calling, please?" -- [after conversation has started] "Sorry, I didn't catch your name." -- [very formal] "With whom do I have the pleasure of speaking? // Who(m) do I have the pleasure of speaking with?" -- [meetings] "Before we get started, it would be appreciated if everyone could please introduce themselves."

Excuse me is a simple questions about your personal information is not necessary to extend the answer

¿Cómo te llamas?

My name is Carlos.Nice to meet you.

my name is karla, nice to meet you! <3