名前って英語でなんて言うの？

Your title is your name.
My name is Jody.

You can also say she is known as Jody

"what is your name?".
or
"what do you like to be called?".
or
"what is your first name?".
or
"what is your Surname?". this is a family name,
the last name.
Example
Joe Bloggs
Joe=first name
Bloggs=surname(last name)

I will use my self as an example.

She is known as teacher Jane G, Mrs G, Jane or Mum

we also say AKA - meaning - Also Known as

This is Batman, aka, Batman - This means Brice Wayne is also known as Batman.

Hope this helps
Jane :)

Someone's name is a word or set of words by which a person or thing is known, addressed,
or referred to, example :-
"My name is John Williams."
A name is also known as a title.

Name is how people are addressed.
For example:
"My name is Natsai."
Surname is your last name/family name.
For example:
"My surname is Majasi."

A 'name' is a word or set of words by which a person or thing is known, addressed, or referred to.

Explanation: A form of address is how you refer to someone of great importance like a King or a Judge. For example, 'Sir,' 'My Lord,' 'Your Highness.' Of course, most people and things just have a name. Products and soldiers may have identification numbers, labels or tags
Example sentence:
"His Royal Highness, the king, marched with his troops through the centre of Paris."

The word by which you address a person or call a thing is a "name". Sometimes it happens that a person has more than one name, then you would call those "names" - it could be their first or middle name.
For example, you can use this in a sentence in the following ways:
-My name is Aiden and I am from Japan
-I want to give all my children two names. A Japanese first name and an English middle name.