Can someone tell me if this is right?

[loganbell]

Me and my friends all know/ are learning different languages, and so we all are doing the same sentance in different languages, including english, french, russian, spanish and japanese. the sentance is hello, my name is peter pan, i can fly/ i fly. but i have lost my shadow/ i do not have a shadow. here's what i have:

私のなまえはピーターパンです.
私はとびます.
でも影はありません.

i'm really unsure about the last sentance...

[richvh]

Looks OK to me. If you want to change the second sentence to "can fly", use とぶことができます or とべます.

[loganbell]

coolio, thanks. now i can add this to the list

[_duif]

but why not use some more swell looking kanji:

名前 for namae
飛ぶこと出来ます for tobu koto dekimasu.

[Yudan Taiteki]

できます looks better in kana.

[adnudcyk]

"とぶことができます"

just to see if i know what this means, tell me if my translation is right.

とぶ　means to fly

こと　Means 'thing' to make the verb 'tobu' into a noun?

が　Is the particle to mark the noun as the subject

できます　Masu form of できる　Meaning to be able to

Hence the sentence means: (assuming it is about me) I can fly