'a Hreesth djaen thrókirih'
Correctly spelled, 'A Chríost, déan trócaire' would sound something like 'a Hreesth djaen thrókirih'.
You can hear it pronounced at abair.ie.
It should be spelled "A Thiarna dean Trócaire" (Lord have mercy). It is pronounced like "ah heer-nah Jan tro-care-ra" (tro rhyming with go)
Dan - a - her. Dan, as in man, then the a as it is pronounced in Dan, and her.
jaw-dan
this is how u pronounce it (dan-yall)
Pan-dan-da
Ke-Yow-Dan ?
Malandain is pronounced as "mah-lahn-dan."
jay-vau-dan but some people don't pronounce the "n" at all
In Greek, the name Daniel is pronounced as "Dan-ee-ehl".
Rodanthe is pronounced as "ro-DAN-thee." The emphasis is on the second syllable.
This will probably change with accents, but I've always pronounced it;Dan-yell.
It is pronounced as zhahr-dan sooR luh neel.