Comments (Pronunciation Only)
Joachim is often pronounced hwa-KEEM in the United States, likely due to the influence of the name Joaquín.
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The Polish pronunciation is wrong - in Poland, Joachim is pronounced yaw-A-heem. The "h" sounds just like in hello.
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Pronounced yo-AH-kheem in German.
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In France it is more often pronounced "zho-ah-kim". The pronunciation "zho-ah-shen" was used in the Middle Age, though. [noted -ed]
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The Amish pronounce it yo-kuhm.
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In Polish it's not pronounced yaw-AH-kheem but yo-AH-heem.
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In Portuguese this is pronounced "Zho-ah-kee".
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The French pronunciation is actually "zho-ah-KIM". [noted -ed]
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In Spanish it is pronounced WA-keem.
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The Spanish pronunciation wouldn't actually be "WA-keem" as another user said. It would be "ho-AH-keem," though said quickly (as words in Spanish usually are) it would sound almost identical.
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The Danish pronunciation of Joachim: YO-a-kim.
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