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01.SC: Maja Bajevic: MA-ya BA-ye-vich
02.SC: Alma BEcirovic: AL-ma be-CHI-ro-vich
03.UN: Muhidin Tvico: mu-xi-DIN TVI-tso
04.HU: Nemeth Hajnal: NE-met xAY-nal (given name xajnal?)
05.HU: Varnai Gyula: VAR-nay DYU-la (given name Gyula!)
06.SC: Dragan Zarevac: DRA-gan ZA-re-vats (or ZHA-re-vats?)
07.SC: PAvle Vuckovic: PA-vle VUCH-ko-vich
08.SC: Jelena Radic: YE-le-na RA-dich
09.SC: Vladimir Nikolic: VLA-di-mir NI-ko-lich
10.RO: Adrian Paci: a-dri-AN PACH
11.UN: Tiia Johannson: TI-a YO-han-son
12.UN: Kai Kaljo: KAY KA-lyo (given name Kaljo if hungarian)
13.UN: Ene Liis Semper: E-ne LIS SEM-per
14.UN: Killu Sukmit: KI-lu SUK-mit
15.UN: Mari Laanemets: MA-ri LA-ne-mets
16.PL: Anna Niesterowicz: A-na ne-ste-RO-vich
17.UN: Azorro: a-SO-ro
18.PL: Piotr Weyzykowski: PYOTR vey-zi-KOV-ski
19.SC: Alen Florcic: A-len FLOR-chich
20.SC: Dario Bardic: DA-ri-o BAR-dich (BAR-jich)
21.SC: Lala Rascic: LA-la RAS-chich (RASH-chich)
22.UN: Kristina Leko: kri-STI-na LE-ko
23.SC: Mladen STilinovic (Stilianovic):
mla-DEN sti-LI-no-vich (sti-li-A-no-vich)
24.AL: Sislej Xhafa: SIS-ley (sis-LEY) Ja-fa
25.RO: Dan Acostioaei (Acostioari?): DAN a-ko-stio-AE-i (a-ko-styoAr!)
26.RO: Dan Mihaltianu: DAN Mi-xal-tyA-nu
27.RO: Mircea Cantor: mIr-cha kan-TOR
28.UN: Oana Felipov: WA-na fe-LI-pov
29.RO: Patricia Teodorescu: pa-TRI-chia te-o-do-RE-sku
30.RO: Pavel Braila: PA-vel brAy-la ("A" as in Eng."perl")
31.LI: Arturas Raila: AR-tu-ras RAy-la
32.LI: Egle Rakauskaite: E-gle ra-kau-SKAy-te
33.BG: Magda Tothova (??, Totkova): MAG-da tOt-ko-va
34.UN: Jesper Alvaer ??
35.UN: Peteris Lidaka ??
36.BG: Krassimir Terziev: kra-si-MIR ter-ZI-ef

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Notes: AL[Albanian], BG[Bulgarian], [HU]Hungarian, LI[Lituanian],
[PL]Polish, RO[Romanian], [SC] Serbo-Croatian-Bosnian,
[UN]unknown,uncertain

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The stress position is shown in CAPITALS.
The pronunciation cannot be given here in full details.

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Common rules for the vowels in the right column:
a: like the common part of the English "my" and "our".
e: like the "e" in "bed".
i: like "i" in "bit" or "ee" in "seen".
o: like the common part of the English "boy" and "home".
u: like "u" in "put" or "oo" in "book" or "room".
In most East European languages, the length of the vowels does not matter. Perhaps, exceptions are Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian, Czech.

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Common rules for the consonants:
b: "bed"
ch: "chance", "cheers"
d: "day", "down"
f: "five"
g: "go"
h: "home"
j: "jam"
klmn: as in English
p: "pie"
r: "read", Italian "Roma"!
s: "see"
t: "sTop", "tower", French "Tour"
v: "voleyball"
w: "water", "we"
x: strong "h", like Scottich "loCH"
y: "young", "boy"
z: "zero", "pleaSe"
zh: "pleaSure"
Palatal consonants are details not given here.

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Spelling uncertain for 03, 06, 20, 21, 23, 25, 33.