Elizabeth Romero Andrade:

• Elizabeth: Eh-lih-zuh-beth (This uses a common American English pronunciation. Variations exist depending on accent and region. For example, some might pronounce the 'th' sound differently, or the 'z' as a 's' sound.)

• Romero: Roh-MAY-roh (Again, this is a common pronunciation. The stress is on the second syllable. Spanish speakers might pronounce the 'r' differently.)

• Andrade: An-DRAH-day (The stress is on the second syllable. The 'a' in 'Andrade' can be pronounced slightly differently depending on the speaker's accent.)

Therefore, a comprehensive phonetic spelling considering variations might be:

Eh-lih-zuh-beth Roh-MAY-roh An-DRAH-day (American English-based)

or, to show some variation:

Eh-lih-zuh-beth Ro-MEH-roh An-DRAY-day (Showing a slightly different pronunciation of the 'r' and 'ay' sounds)

The level of detail needed depends on the context. For a simple introduction, the first option is sufficient. For a more formal setting or for someone unfamiliar with the name, providing multiple options or a more detailed explanation of the pronunciation might be beneficial.