That would be Zsuzsa a neve. You'll learn in a later lesson that there aren't words for my/your/his, etc., but instead that you add a suffix. You add -d for "your", so basically this says "Zsuzsa is the your-name".
It depends on the intonation. Here it is clearly a declarative sentence (even if it's not lifelike). If it were a question, the intonation would raise at "ne-" in the last word and fall back again. In Hungarian you can make a question out of the same sentence by changing only the intonation.