Tips:

• Pronounce the initial letter “e” like the name of the letter itself—
  /i/.
• Pronounce the second syllable like the woman’s name “Val” (which is short for Valerie) and give it a minor stress.
• Pronounce the letter “u” like the name of the letter itself—
  /ju/.
• Use the consonant glide
  /w/ to link from the third to the fourth syllable—from
  /ju/ to
  /e͜i/.
• Give the major stress to the fourth syllable, which with the linking
  /w/ is pronunced like the word “way.” In any word ending in “-tion” [ʃən] the preceeding syllable—the penultimate syllable—is always stressed