"Sorry, tell me one more time what your name is."

Translation: Извини, скажи ещё раз, как тебя зовут.

[motopol]

I wrote the polite way of referring to somebody you are not acquainted with

[JanisaChatte]

Both the formal and informal ways are accepted answers here.

[Jbrussian5]

Couldnt figure out the last parts because the hints were off

[deactivated user]

The hints for 'what your name is' seem to be completely off?

[BeanNoneya]

The hints were way off.

[deactivated user]

I got everything right except I accidentally hit д instead of ж. Then it gave me the whole thing as wrong.

I know it can't catch every subtlety, but seriously, it's very annoying.

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[subtlepseudonym]

I am having difficulty understanding why как is used here.

[diogogomez]

как тебя зовут (or как вас зовут), literally means: how do they call you, or how are you called.

• как - how
• тебя - you
• зовут - they call (third person plural for the verb звать - to call)

Note: the verb to be is implied for the present tense