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ARH tyom peh TAR?

I speak Dutch, so I can imagine how people would react to it... IMO, people would say "AHR-tee-ohm", but I think most people would just be puzzled.

Well, I'd say it as it was written, I suppose-

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Arty-om Pet-ar. Or perhaps, Pee-tar.

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I'm fairly sure this will prove to be wrong!

ART-yahm Peh-TAHR? lol

ART-YOM PEE-TAR (Well, I'd pronounce Petar like Peter but with an AR on the end instead of ER)

ar-TYOM pee-TAR.

Ahr(like the letter)-tyohm Peter. Artyom is a good Russian nane but it's mostly latinized as Artem or Artom

This message was edited 4/13/2016, 3:51 PM

Ar-tee-yom Pay-tar.

I'll tackle Artyom first. My first reaction was to miss out the 'y' altogether and pronounce it ART-em. But then I thought that didn't make such sense so with the 'y' I thought may be ART-yum. And then my third and final thought, and probably the one I like the most (though it took me the longest to reach) was art-EE-ohm.

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Petar is a little easier. I'd either go with the English pronunciation of Peter (PEE-ter) or put the emphasis on the second syllable and go pee-TAR.

AHR-tyahm peh-TAHR

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AH as in bar, mom

This message was edited 4/13/2016, 10:57 AM

ART-yom pee-TAR

AR-tee-um PAY-der

This message was edited 4/13/2016, 10:15 AM

ahr-TYOM peh-TAR

Hi !!!

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Artyom Petar?
Where do you live?

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I'm Italian but I write on English way for help you.

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Ar-TEE-om PE-tar

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Byeeeeeee

This message was edited 4/13/2016, 9:26 AM

ART-yum PEH-tar

ar-tyom peh-tar

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I like Artyom but prefer Artem.

First guess: art-TEE-yum

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Second: ART-tree-um

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pa-TAR

This message was edited 4/13/2016, 8:28 AM

Art-Yahm Puh-TAHR."
The question is, where do you live and how do people pronounce it in your area? It looks Russian, so I assume that if you live in Russia or in an area where such names are common you won't have any problems.