"Πού είναι η Αγγλία;"

Translation: Where is England?

[Ingenting.]

Η Αγγλία είναι η πόλη μου

[D_..]

Η Αγγλία είναι (μία) χώρα. ;)

[Le._.Doc]

That, my friend, is indeed a very good question for 2019. :)

[Dmatafonov]

Is there sound N pronounced? Is it usual for double γ?

[troll1995]

Yes, γγ γκ in the word (and not at the beggining), are pronounced (in most words) as ng.

[D_..]

Well, double consonants like γγ, λλ, σσ etc. cannot be in the beginning of a word, troll! ;) Therefore llama = λάμα.

For anyone interested in syllable breaking rules, such pairs are always split. No exceptions - for a change!

[troll1995]

Well, I was referring to γκ mostly, which is very common to be in the beggining of a word.

[D_..]

I know you were, I added my comment for clarity and a friendly meant nudge. :)

[mizinamo]

Strictly speaking not a sound "n" but a sound "ŋ" :)

The sound at the end of the English word "thing", not at the end of "thin".

[kirakrakra]

Even more strictly ng (in thing) + g (in go)

[mizinamo]

True. It's like the ng in finger, not like the ng in singer.

[Sean_Roy]

... they asked, once the quarterfinals of the World Cup started. "Η Αγγλία δεν είναι εδώ. Τι περίμενες;"