HOL

Cecilia
Sa-See-Lee-A

Sykes
The Y makes a long I sound like in the word sigh.

I hope that was helpful

My name is Simelírië Tindómiel.

It is pronounced like:

SI = as in See.
Me = as in May without the "y".
Lí = like Lee.
RI = as in RIng.
Ë = Like the "e" in Hey!.

-> SEE-MAy-LEE-REE-Ei.

TIN = as in Teen.
DÓ = as in DOctor.
MI = as in Me.
EL = as in ELephant.

-> TEEN-DO-MEE-EL

It's really not as hard as it looks.

My name is Ash Wiseth. The pronunciation of "Ash" is the same as for the word "ash" (a as in cat, then sh as in shore). The pronunciation of "Wiseth" is a bit less intuitive: "Vee-set" (but it still is not too bad, at least in my opinion ).

LO (lengthen the 'o' part a bit)
RIE (pronounce only the 'ri' part)
E (pronounced as 'eh')
LI (as in Lee)
SON (pronounce it like 'won')

should be easy enough

Art-eh-MEE-zee-uh
DEH-lah-kraw

simple enough

{Nephele} = neh-FEH-lee

{Faunus} = FAWN-us (fawn rhymes with dawn)

But you can always call me Nellie!

I think mine is pretty straight forward, not quite sure how to explain it.

Alexander- A (aaaa)
lex (same pronunciation as Lex Luther)
and (sounds like the word, and)
der (as in the word, cylinDER)
Put it together and it's Alexander.

Brighton- Bright (sounds like the word, bright)
On (sounds like the word on)
Put it together and it's Brighton.

People mispronouncing my name is no oddity, so I'll gladly explain:

Elphias = elf-eye-us
Knightley = night-lee

Elphias Knightley. Short, sweet, rolls off the tongue. My good friends and my family do tend to call me 'Elphie' to embarrass me, though. Feel free to call me what you wish!

I think my names pretty easy but here it is anyway.
Ar as in the letter or the pirate sound.
Lynn as in the name.
R Lynn
Cass as in the name.
I as in igwana.
And dy as in dee.
Cass I dee
All together its R lynn Cass I dee.

Mine is:

Cli : Klee (rhymes like Flee)
Od : oud (rhymes like Our)
Na : Na

Le : Lee
Veb : Veb (rhymes like Pet)
Re : Reh (rhymes like Meh)

Klee(y)oudna Leevebreh

Mine is pretty easy, but just in case:

Arianna
R-ee-ah-nah

Stonewater

Stown-wah-ter

My name is easy enough to pronounce.

Just think Edith (Ed - seed without the 's', and Ith- as spelled)

I'm not good at phonetics but...

Eh-leh-nee

Or-ehs-tee-uh

Kaa (like the snake from the jungle book)

Tea (like the drink! yum!)

Ya (sort of like Rah, or Hah, or, uhm. Aha?)

Snow (like that evil fluffy stuff that brings cold and colds and... why did i choose this to be my last name? i HATE winter!)

Mines pretty easy.

Ivorie is pronounced just like Ivory (Eye-Vor-ee)
Windton is pronounced (Wind-Ton)

Well, it has been a while since I've done this, so here's a new round for the new school year.

My first name is pronounced Zee-Nix. Last name is pretty simple...James.

OK, LET'S GIVE THIS A TRY!

My first name is Sachiko (幸子), which means "happiness":
➝ Sa: The A is short, pronounced like in the words At and After. ➝ Sah
➝ chi: The CH is sharp, with a pronunciation similar to iTCHy. The I is short, but similar to the vowel sound in mEEt. ➝ tchee
➝ ko: This is the stressed syllable. The O is, once again, short. It is similar to the one in Owe. ➝ KOH

My last name is Murata (村田), which means "a village's rice paddy":

➝ Mu: The U is short. Its pronunciation is similar to that in in rUle. ➝ Muu
➝ ra: I don't think the English language has the R sound which is necessary to pronounce my surname correctly. An approximation would be the rolled sound in beTTer. The A is the same as in SAchiko. ➝ rrah
➝ ta: This is the stressed syllable. The A is also the same as in SAchiko. ➝ TAH

IN CONCLUSION:
• Sachiko ➝ Sah-tchee-KOH
• Murata ➝ Muu-rrah-TAH

PHEW, this was much harder than I thought it would be!

My apologies in advance if this isn't 100% correct: I wrote it with the American Standard Pronunciation in mind. However, I might have a slight accent which makes it difficult to accurately hear and pronounce some English words and sounds.

EDIT:

• If you're still curious, writing 幸子村田 on Google Translate and selecting the voice option will allow you to hear the proper pronunciation of my name!

BONUS FUN FACT:

• In Japan, your family name comes before your given name. As such, my name would be Murata Sachiko, instead of Sachiko Murata.

Austin pronounced AWs-tin

Austin Ollivander Black wrote:Austin pronounced AWs-tin

Ummmm that's pretty short there Awe- sss-tin.....hahaha but a man who gets straight to the point... lol ❤

Greetings and Salutations Everyone!

My name is pronounced like

MA == or Maw --and RIE == Ree
DARK == well as in Dark night... not sure how to break that down... hmmm