"You are in my neighborhood."
Translation:Είσαι στη γειτονιά μου.
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I know the final "ν" can be dropped, but is it necessary to do so? "στην γειτνονιά μου" is not a correct form? Not really used, but correct?
Strictly grammatically speaking, you must omit the -ν. Colloquially, you don't have to.
It can be used but as said above from troll1995 you should omit it. We have a rule to accept στην as a typo of στη and vice versa.
I asked this because this was the rule I knew: the final "ν" is sometimes dropped (there are specific cases, though), but it's not wrong to use it if you want. I never tried to memorize those cases, so I wrote "στην γειτνονιά μου" and it was marked wrong.
If it is the above one as you wrote it, then the word γειτονιά has an error.
Oh, sorry about that. :) no, I wrote it correct. Στην was underlined as incorrect.