That particular name isn’t even a difficult name to pronounce for an American English speaker, so this is doubly dumb.
The only thing you’re going to be off by - as I understand it - is the “h” in Rahman is more glottal-stop guttural than we’re used to pronouncing. Everything else is standard American English phonemes.
That particular name isn’t even a difficult name to pronounce for an American English speaker, so this is doubly dumb.
The only thing you’re going to be off by - as I understand it - is the “h” in Rahman is more glottal-stop guttural than we’re used to pronouncing. Everything else is standard American English phonemes.