Comments (Pronunciation Only)
The pronunciation first given was correct. The "i" is only there to make the G pronounced as "j" rather than as a hard "g."
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The Italian pronunciation which is currently listed is correct except for the beginning.
JYAH-Koh-Moh
As you see, it starts with "Gia" (equaling: Jyah). There is no "JAH" in the Italian language. Without the "I" (key to the whole sound) it would simply be "Ga"-- the "G" would then be hard, "Gah." Let us continue. "O" is as usual, "O," for both found in the ending "Como."
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JYAH-Koh-Moh
As you see, it starts with "Gia" (equaling: Jyah). There is no "JAH" in the Italian language. Without the "I" (key to the whole sound) it would simply be "Ga"-- the "G" would then be hard, "Gah." Let us continue. "O" is as usual, "O," for both found in the ending "Como."
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