" ha ji me ma shi te do zo yo ro shi gu o re ga yi shi ma si" -> "Hajimemashite. Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu." If you don't know how to write it other than by the romanji equivalent by spacing it out one character at a time, then I strongly recommend: a) Learn the hiragana chart, this way you'll know that "yi" is not how the japanese spell an 'ee' noise, but "i" is. "yi" is how Chinese pronounce "i". b) Start trying to learn a few words first, so you know how to space out each word as opposed to each character, as in "ha ji me ma shi te" -> "hajimemashite". c) Learn the basic sentence structure and how verbs are conjugated. Main point, you don't want to start rushing into trying to have conversations in Japanese if you don't even know the basics of the language first. Learn the basics of the language by finding a teacher or by picking up a book or a computer program on learning Japanese.

はじめまして, Alice です. (Hajimemashite, Alice desu.) (How do you do? I'm Alice) どうぞよろしく. (Douzo yoroshiku). (Nice to meet you.) (OR: instead of Douzo yoroshiku, use よろしくお願いします (Yoroshiku onegai shimasu). It also means "Nice to meet you".) I don't know about "o re ga yi shi ma si"..... Also, what exactly do you want? Do you want what you have written (ha ji me ma shi te do zo yo ro shi gu o re ga yi shi ma si) in Japanese? Or, do you want an introduction for yourself that specifies that you want someone who speaks Japanese and English, or Japanese and Chinese? Please send me a message if you have any questions, or need any help. ^-^ ~Megumi