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I don't think it is possible

Or that someone might think he's saying it with "y" but actually he is not and that will be an accent

One more time
there is no word "zebra" in Russian language there is "зебра"
The word "zebra" however exists in English and it is not pronounced as "зебра" it is pronounced as "зибра". Also it...

Right, this called an accent

I don't think pronouncing Маги would be any problem to any Russian, however be ready for jokes :)
But generally if you write is as McGee Russians will say МакГи nobody would even think of...

I think you should stick to the language rules thus say "Меня зовут Роберт"
Also to say "Меня зовут Robert" might be hard because you need to switch from one language to another and back, I find...

You are naughty guy :)
I would probably stick to Сеня then or just switch to Simon :)

I can play this too - you are saying nonsense
Now what?


So, following this logic any accent can be set to "not knowing English reading rules" because otherwise why would people say "a" sound...

I picked this up from native English speakers, they were claiming that we have it
I tried to think about it and I have to say that it is partially true

Maybe the word isn't good. But you gotta...

Good for you, but I do


you can be doubtful but it doesn't mean that it doesn't happen to some people. I was saying about heavy accent and I heard some :)

Russians pronounced it with "з" not "z", try to say зибра an you'll notice that "з" sound transforms to "сз"


fusion - ['fjuːʒ(ə)n] with heavy Russian accent could become foosion ['fuːʒ(ə)n]

I like Ханна more :)

Per my understanding English "H" sound is pronounced "in a mouth" but Russian "Х" sound comes partially as throat sound
Russians probably can say English "H" but only if concentrate on it very hard....

I stopped on Artem and I don't care how others pronounce it anymore :)

Yeah, people tried to do that but I think I'm not that big of a masterpiece to be called "art" :)

As Throbert pointed out all(most) of the names of the above can be found on wiki, with pronunciation and transcription
However the hardest part is not to find/listen to the pronunciation but...