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Sorry about that. It basically means what I said in English. (I was trying to possibly reach people that use different languages).
That in inaccurate because the context of the language conversion is lost. Japanese particles have many different meanings so it cannot be so easily converted using Babel fish. It is more like "I am glad to be here, thanks. Mashou-teikei makes the context into "let's". Very beginning is not correct either, it means "pleased to meet you (for the first time)". It is an idiom that is often used in the language. In this being, thank you for, is actually "I am here" and "thank you", but in this context it is "Thanks for (allowing me to be here)".
I heard that once before way before Naruto became famous, but actually I named myself after a mechanical engineering robot that is a small quadraped. It means like "reaper" or "Death God". I could not find kunfu in my denshijisho... do you mean kunfuu as in name style or male style?Male style seems more logical but I do not think that Kanji combination really works. I would type in kanji again, but I do not want to risk an infraction.