If you are traveling to a non-English speaking country, it is unlikely people will call you by the Italian translation of your name. This has to do with etiquette, and manners.
But if you really want to know I think it is spelt the same David but pronounced Dathid but I am not sure.
David is David. A Name is a name. Just with an accent.
You just have to say D-A-B (they say "b" in stead of "v") I-D.
It's really simple.
It's the same as English, so David.
David
day-vid arch-oo-let-uh
dah-VEED
day-vid
David
Lave
Your-oh Your-oh and David Mow-Jar-lee
It looks like a google translation and is most likely incorrect. BTW 'you' is not a Welsh word.
Brin is how you pronounce it
How do you pronounce Baekje.
Albustix pronounce
U pronounce it David Getta
david
you pronounce it 'Dude-ay'
David Getta...the u's silent!
Pate-Ko
Your-oh Your-oh and David Mow-Jar-lee
Arch - you - let - uh
Oy (rhymes with toy) strack
da-VEED OY-strawk
It is most commonly pronounced: Boar-ee-ah-nuz
He was originally named Zowie (no idea how to pronounce that) He later changed his name to Duncan
Dáibhí (pronounced dhaw-vee) is David but the Old Irish name Dáithí (dhaw-hee) is also considered an equivalent. You can hear Irish words pronounced at abair.ie.