Japanese Introduction

I ain't new to this blogger world, but for some reasons I kept deleting my previous blogs. I hope this will be the last. I don't know what this blog will be about. Random things maybe, hehe.
For beginning let me introduce my self in Japanese.

始めまして皆さん。 私の名前は緑川秋さです。 あきさともします。 十七歳です。 どうぞ宜しくお願いします。
Hajimemashite minna-san. Watashi no namae wa Midorikawa Akisa desu. Akisa tomoshimasu. Juunana sai desu. Douzo yoroshiku onegaishimasu.

And here is the explanation...
始めまして
hajimemashite
is used when meeting a person for the first time. It can be:
1. How do you do?
2. Nice to meet you

皆さん
minna-san
everyone

私
watashi
I/my/me/mine, it's up to the particle in the sentence.

名前
namae
name

緑川秋さ
Midorikawa Akisa
Akisa Midorikawa

ともします
tomoshimasu
you can call me.../please call me...

十七
juunana/juushichi
seventeen

歳
sai
...years old

どうぞ
douzo
please

宜しくお願いします
yoroshiku onegaishimasu
it has many different meanings, depending on the situation. In this case (introducing) it acts as a greeting, similar to:
1. nice to meet you
2. be nice to me

So this is the full meaning of my Japanese Introduction:
How do you do everyone? My name is Akisa Midorikawa. You can call me Akisa. I am 17 years old. Please be nice to me.