Frahn-CHES-koh Bar-toh-LOH-may-oh Ras-TREH-lee
Here's a breakdown:
* Frahn-CHES-koh: "Francesco" is similar to the English "Francis," but with a slightly more emphasis on the "che" sound.
* Bar-toh-LOH-may-oh: "Bartolomeo" has the emphasis on the "loh" in the second syllable.
* Ras-TREH-lee: "Rastrelli" is pronounced with the emphasis on the second syllable, and the "i" in the last syllable is short, like the "i" in "bit".
It's important to note that, depending on the specific Italian dialect, some of the sounds might be pronounced slightly differently.