Most Western European languages, including some widely spoken ones like English, Spanish, and French use the same script with minor differences. Someone from areas like California or Texas, with significant Spanish influence, would pronounce it as chaa-vay-z/चाव़ेज़ IPA:[tʃɑvez]. A Spanish speaker, south of the US border, however, does not have /v/ or /z/ in his sound, so, he would pronounce it as chaa-way-s/चावेस IPA:[tʃɑves].