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Feb 25, 2014 · If you are asked what is your name, you are expected to reply with your name and your surname e.g Adelaja Adebisi, which is a compound name making it singular. On the other hand, if asked what are your names, and you give your names as Adelaja Adebisi Tolulope, then, the Tolulope added to it makes it plural so it is correct.

99% of the time, all you have to do is say, "Hello, my name is X.It's a pleasure to meet you." Then, if the person is respectful, she would reciprocate by saying something like "It's good to meet you too, I'm Y."

Dec 1, 2017 · "Your good name" just means "your esteemed name". While it is not idiomatic, it is common in various cultures to show respect to others by addressing them in a way that 'gives value' to their name, either via honorifics or via adjectives attached to the title or name. "Myself X" is not even grammatically correct, which is worse.

Aug 19, 2016 · In your examples, "May I ask you what your name is?" is valid. "May I ask you what's your name?" is awkward; a fluent speaker wouldn't say that. Well, someone might say that in informal speech, but you wouldn't write it or use it in formal speech. Use of contractions gets tricky some times.

Oct 26, 2015 · This is typically asking for your name, but a particular context could indicate a different meaning. What are you? This question is very informal and bit odd. It is a very terse question which implies some understood context. If you're in a business meeting it could be your role - e.g. "I'm the accountant"

Feb 25, 2011 · implied that you were talking to the name, then "May I ask a favour" would imply talking to the favour, and similarly for "May I ask your opinion / your age / the time / a question". It's true that "ask for" is the usual form when requesting something, but in a few cases (favour, opinion, age, name, time, ... etc) the use of "ask" without "for ...

Dec 28, 2015 · May I take down your name is for people registering visitors on a piece of paper. May I have your name can be used in a formal manner. If you ask someone their name in an non-official name-taking place, you would use What is your name? May I get your name does not sound idiomatic to me unless you are planning to marry them and take their name ...

Jan 12, 2015 · Moreover, there are times where "Hello, I'm David," might be the most natural way to say your name. Suppose you are one of four people are seated in a circle in a classroom. Your name is John Smith. The teacher asks you all to introduce yourselves to one another, and the person to your left begins: "Hi, I'm David Carson."

Dec 25, 2016 · What is your name? It's David. If there's a question of what you might be called, for example your name is Jonathan but you would rather be called Jon, you could say. My name is Jon (not Jonathan). I use the name Jon. Most people call me Jon. Please call me Jon.

Sep 4, 2012 · "This is [name]" at the start of an e-mail is overused. E-mail has a From field. Your name is there. Your name is also at the end of your message - perhaps twice, once where you added it and once, in full, in a standard signature. Unless a message is unusually long, those are visible on the screen when someone opens the message too.