Introduce yourself in japanese

Writing in Japanese may be difficult, but speaking it is more feasible.
When we are introduced to a person, we will use the formula Haijimemashite (は じ め ま し て) , which can be literally translated in Spanish as enchanted. Normally, you have to bow slightly when saying this expression. Its phonetics would be  / hadjimemachité /.
It is a way of thanking the interlocutor for starting a new relationship.
In addition to having a formula for speaking to someone for the first time, there is also a precise way to close the conversation.
It will be said “Yoroshiku onegaishimasu” (よ ろ し く お 願 (ね が), an expression impossible to translate but that corresponds to the idea of ​​being happy to have established contact with the interlocutor.
To answer, “kochira koso yoroshiku onegaishimasu” (こ ち ら こ そ よ ろ し く お 願 い し ま す) can be used to convey the same sentiment.

A concrete example of a presentation: Introduce yourself in japanese

Hajimemashite. (Pleasure)
Watashi no namae wa Maria desu. (My name is Maria)
Watashi wa ni-juu go sai desu. (I’m 25 years old).
Barcelona ni sunde imasu (I live in Barcelona).
Gakusei desu.  (I am a student).
Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu (It’s an honor to meet you).