PRONUNCIATION KEY

My name uses alternating "ah"s and "ee"s to make "AH-dree-YAHN Ee-VAH-kheev",
where the "ah"s are halfway between a long "aaaww" and a short "a",
the "dree" includes a rolled "R" -- which any English speaker can say: just say "ditty" really quickly, minimizing the first syllable to almost nothing,
and the "kh" is a softer version of the sound you make before spitting (as in the Scottish "loch").

The result sounds like this:
"AH-ditty-AHN-ee-VAH-(kh)eev"

When saying my first name in Ukrainian, some accent the first syllable ("AD-ree-yan"), while others accent the third ("ad-ree-YAN"). Either is fine; it just means I have two first names. (I won't even mention my second and third names and their several alternate transliterations.) But if it's easier for you, "Ay-dree-yen" (or "Eh-dree-yen" for Canadians), as in the movie "Rocky," is fine, too.