Pimsleur Italian 1 Lesson 18

It's like Pimsleur and Rosetta Stone are coming together. In this Pimsleur lesson we just introduced the possessive pronouns mio and suo, and the words for husband and wife marito and moglie. I've also just sort of drawn the conclusion that the "gn" in Italian serves the same purpose as the n with a tilde in Spanish, and that the "gl" seems to be like the "ll". The second is more of an approximation, but the first... In Italian bagno, in Spanish baño for "bathroom". You can't tell me I'm crazy. I'm definitely having issues with my past Spanish experience, the pronunciation bleeds over, and every once in a while I throw in a Spanish word...