The last syllable probably sounds more like a long a in english, but "cleaner," i.e., no dipthong. I forgot to mention that the "-ier" can sound a bit like "yay." So it may only really have two syllables, i.e., tro-zyay (no dipthong at the end though).
Just google up a French dictionary lol..I`m sure the internet is loaded with them..Ive never tried it, but good luck.. - Regards
It's difficult to write a pronunciation coz I don't know the "official" phonetic signs, but it's sound like : 'tro-' , like [t + raw] and 'zye' like [z + ye] 'ye' like the "ye ye ye" in the beatles song "she love you, ye, ye, ye ..." but shorter. know what I mean ? So you can pronunce it [ T + raw + Z + ye ] or [ T + rOZ + ye] ( OZ like the magician, but not so open...) Did it help or made the whole thing more confuse ? Sorry I can't explain better, but don't worry, if you don't speak french you will not pronunce it properly, but the guy should recognize his name.
Yes, I didn't think of Yemen, exactly as in Yemen (and not like in Yemen, you teach me english at the same time, thanks )