JEDI Comport

Jekt Solarr
Jekk-Soul-larr the T is silent.

Visarion Amvrosiy

vizz-AIR-ee-on ahm-VROH-see

SAY-leen JAKS

Sae → SAY (like “say”)
’lin → leen (long “ee” sound)
Jaxx → JAKS (rhymes with “axe”)

Akira:
Ah-Ki-Ra, like the Akira slide.

Shizuku:
Shee, like the Gen Z Sheesh thing
Zoo- as it sounds.
Ku-Like Count Dooku.

Thala - Thah-lah
From "Thalassa," Ancient Greek for sea, as in Thalassophobia. Uses the "long A" vowel for both, like "do re mi fa so la ti do"

Bathiss - Bath-iss
From "Bathys," Greek for deep, as in Bathysphere.
Even though in the original word y signifies ee, I've been pronouncing it like bath(tub) + iss like "hiss", because American English is bonkers.

Dosuki Mishima

Option A: Doh-Ski Me-Shee-Mah

Option B: Doh-Soo-Kee Me-Shee-Mah

Delmi N'jork wrote: Mon Jan 02, 2012 3:27 am Delmi N'jork

Del (as in the computer) me Na-j-or-k

So now me and Lahki's player are arguing over whether this writeup means that Master N'jork's name is
1) Na [glottal-stop] Jork (like pork with a J)
or
2) Na [glottal-stop] Juh-orr-kuh (separating each piece as written)

At the very least I'll stop using "Nuh [glottal stop] York"...

Edited to Add:
Per discussion on Discord, it was confirmed as Na-Jork

Atok Kainyn
AY-tic Kane-in

Yda:
Y > Ee (like the E sound in see or tree)
Da > Duh

Hys > Hiss

Ainur Saan

Ainur = Ay (Sounds like letter 'I') + Noor (like 'lure' and not like 'door')

Saan = Long/double 'a'. As the beginning of 'sanatorium' but pronounced as if saying the exclamation 'ah' with an 'S' and an 'n' on either side.