ˈhaːtikva
Here's a breakdown:
* ˈhaː - The "ha" sound is similar to the "ha" in "father" but slightly longer.
* tikva - The "tikva" part is pronounced like "tick-vah" with the "v" sound similar to the "w" in "water".
Note: The stress is on the first syllable, as indicated by the apostrophe (ˈ) before "ha".