I agree with everyone above but obvious the italians will know best! In the British accent we would obviously add our infamous R and most of us would not be able to roll it like the Italians themselves! [ver: sar: che]

English speakers would use Fdmaxey's pronunciation, since we're not used to ending words in "eh"; "ee" is easier for us. Since it's an Italian name, I think Fede's suggestion is correct. It's acceptable (even preferable) to use this pronunciation, no matter which language you are speaking. Keep the final 'ce' short and tight, and put the stress on 'sa'. Don't forget to roll the 'r' in Italian! ;)

well, in italian we read Ver-sa-che("che" like "che-st") ciao!

hello! i'v learnt italian phonetics. its better to pronouce ver-sa(not the "a" from "apple", but the "a" from "garlic")-tche.

ver SAH chee (or chi)