• Zhu (诸) is pronounced as "joo" (similar to the English word "juice" without the "ice" sound)
• Ge (葛) is pronounced as "gah" (similar to the English word "gag" without the "g" sound being too sharp)
• Meng (梦) is pronounced as "mung" (similar to the English word "mung" in "mung bean")
• Qi (琪) is pronounced as "chee" (similar to the English word "chee" in "cheese" without the "s" sound)

So, the full pronunciation of Zhu Ge Meng Qi (诸葛梦琪) is "joo gah mung chee".