@Alone-zee I'm unsure I understand the question :/

gno -> nio so I think the answer is yes (I'm not comfortable with the phoneme writing)

@Alone-zee You include the /j/ sound.

@Laure Hi. So is it essentially similar to \ɡʁi.njɔ.taʒ\ ? I wonder if the same goes for "ignore" \i.ɲɔʁ\ = \i.njɔʁ\ ?

@Alone-zee I'd say yes, same pronunciation "i-nio-re"

@Alone-zee I agree.