Would it be bad if I guessed Hindi at this point 
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Wouldn’t have said if that was so easy lol
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Fair, Nepali? 
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I can speak Hindi tho. It’s just not my first language
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Nope.
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I mean, im lowkey committed now
How many guesses? Mandarin? Bengali?
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It’s Bengali.
I don’t think people speak Mandarin here
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Wow, that was actually such a random guess of me
Just throwing it out their 
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Bingo 
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I wonder how ypu guys would pronounce names like Janja or Hrvoje
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Janja we would pronounce it like you write it, but the y would be in Yes and the first A would be like Armadillo and the second one would be the long A like fantasia
The second one probably:
Her-voy
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I should have told you that a combination of nj is pronounced like n in nino (cant write the accent on this keyboard)
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That makes sense tho you asked what we would say haha. We would pronounce every single letter. In dutch, there’s no silent letters xd
Which is why I have a lot of trouble with pronouncing some words due to how we were taught to say words
And trying to figure out the second name is a thing because of it too. Her-vo-je would be the more accurate one but that one is just a lump of bleh so then I start thinking of a way to make it sound logic hahaha
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Same here, except the letter nj , lj and dž are individual letters
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Yanya and Hur-vo-ye?
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I still can’t comprehend how every time we have a poll like this, half are always American and the other half from everywhere else
Like how
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You got it perfect, just with Hur, try to pronounce it so fast that u can’t be heard anymore and roll the r.
Use this as an example
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I thought you were a native English speaker 
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English being your native lingo doesn’t neccessarily mean you’re American
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I used to be surprised how many came from india and surrounding.
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