As a Japanese name:
* Mi-ya-ko (mee-yah-koh) - The "i" sound is similar to the "ee" in "see." The "ya" sound is similar to the "ya" in "yard." The "ko" sound is similar to the "ko" in "go."
As a place name:
* Mi-ya-ko (mee-yah-koh) - Same pronunciation as the name.
* Miyako (宮古) - In some cases, particularly when referring to Miyakojima, the "ko" sound is closer to the "koh" in "show," making it Mi-ya-koh.
Important note: Japanese pronunciation can be tricky for non-native speakers, and the exact pronunciation may vary depending on the region and individual speaker. However, the pronunciations above are generally accepted as correct.