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OL-guh is the only way I've heard English-speakers (specifically, people in the U.S. or Canada) pronounce it. Otherwise, I agree with you, Angrboða. It's lovely when someone says it in Russian but it sounds really bad in English.

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I like almost all of the combinations, Wordsmith. Top five for me:

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Olga Betony
Olga Eulalie
Olga Genevieve
Olga Miriam
Olga Swanhild