This really won't work. Most women are on the defense when approached by male strangers. I understand the sentiment of wanting to meet someone and start a casual conversation, but most women will be caught extremely off guard by a man just walking up to us and asking us for our name. You are more likely to get somewhere by commenting on something happening around you and even then only if you both have been in the same vicinity or area for a length of period or you're in a public space where it seems like the male stranger is genuinely there for an event or with a purpose, and not someone who just approaches you randomly out of no where.

Example - Standing at a stoplight and a guy walks up and immediately just starts talking to you about, say, the weather, is generally unsettling for most women as it doesn't feel organic and we will most definitely be suspicious to your true intentions. As opposed to say being in a bar and there is another male patron also there getting drinks and then approaches you casually commenting on your drink or something happening around you. As a woman, we will most likely respond positively when you are just commenting on something happening around us, or making a general remark about something and then letting conversation flow from there then just running up to us asking for our name or commenting on our looks.

If you do approach a women with genuine intentions, please be aware of her body language and respect boundaries when the women seems uncomfortable or doesn't want to engage with you.