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How to pronounce Jean-Jacques Greif's name

How to Pronounce Jean-Jacques Greif

Jean-Jacques Greif
Jean-Jacques Greif's name is pronounced as:

jon-jak greff (the j is pronounced in the French style, like the j in déjà vu. The author says that in France his name is usually pronounced greff, in Germany they tend to rhyme it with life, and in English with grief - anyway is fine with him!

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