How to say it in Japanese?

Generally speaking, nakata pronounced his name na ka ta -ma sa.

Na ka ta nakata (it may also be na ka da, but the difference is not big)

Jiang sa is coming.

Generally speaking, it can be called さん(nakata powder or homophonic Nakatasan).

If you are similar to the teacher or have great respect, then you can say.

Mr. Nakata

Mr. in Japanese means teacher.

Just say "わたし, Watta xi, homophonic Watta xi". If you are modest, you can say "Wa Kuta xi", Kuta xi, Washington.

If we meet in the afternoon, we can say こんにちは(kong Nikiwa), which is homophonic: empty your Jiwa.

If we meet at night, we can say こんばんは(kong Bonwa), which is homophonic: empty tile.

In addition, if you meet regularly every day (such as a * * * activity), you can say "O Hello go za yi Ma Su" when you meet in the afternoon.

Several sayings when saying goodbye

Katz Aresassu has worked hard.

Don't be rude yet. Xi, Schiller and Ma Si, I have to go now.

Go to またそれ tomorrow. So, see you tomorrow.

If you want to learn Japanese by yourself, it is recommended to read books to learn some basic grammar first, and then watch some cartoons, movies and TV dramas with Japanese pronunciation and Chinese subtitles. There are many online, which can be downloaded. As for books, Japanese, the Standard of Sino-Japanese Communication is still very popular in China, which is really good. I suggest intensive reading without buying too many textbooks.