I always thought it was pronounced erbocam bruh wth
There actually is no way to say it. I don’t exist
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your name is real easy to pronounce, unlike my name which many people butcher
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wha-
you don’t know my real name
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as in “maco/macobre”
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Lol I always said it as “Mack-orb-bre”
For Archomas I say “Ar-cho-mass” but I think its’ “Ar_chrome-as?”
Kill me now… 
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ohhhh. Yeah, it ain’t hard just a little ambiguous kekk
Tobi . . . .
Laos I always thot it was “Arch-om-ass” but nahhhh it’s with a hard “k” apparently.
Arkomas
i see
I always pronounced it mah ko brr
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seems like my guess was pretty close. i pronouced it “mah-ko-bree” (or not)
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i pronounce your name “mah-ko-bre” 
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ye that works
I just pronounce maco like ma-co or ma-ko and macobre like… well ma-co-bre
Mah-kol-bre
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no
It’s pronounced “mycockbruh” dumb
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English’s spelling system is a clusterfuck.
I spent 10 minutes here trying to think of how mah-ko and mac-o could ever sound different. They still sound exactly the same to me.
the ‘a’ in “mac-o” is said with a wider mouth with the tongue positioned nearer to the roof of the mouth toward the back. (like in macaroni). To be exactly correct, the proper character to describe the sound would be “mæ-kəʊ,” where the “a” is long.
The ‘a’ in “mah-ko” is more like in “mock,” as in your mouth is open taller and there’s less involvement with the tongue positioning and the sound is shorter. To be phonetically correct, it’d be spelled “mɒ-kəʊ.”
I’m super not an expert on phonetics but this is a general idea from some cursory and prior knowledge
Ah, but the spelling system isn’t bad, it’s just that it’s such an amalgamation of other languages vocabulary-wise that there’s no consistency.
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