"Rawad is from England."

Translation: رَواد مِن إِنْجِلْتِرا.

[SriBlack]

Is England pronounced "injiltira" or "ingiltra"? It's written like the former, but the audio sounds like latter.

[furat-A]

"InJiltra" and "Ingiltra" are two variations of pronunciation and are both correct. While I and everyone I know would pronounce it "Ingiltra"- similar to its native "g" sound, other accents such as Egyptian would use the "J" pronunciation.

[El_Cielito_Lindo]

Both is possible. Found both options in my dictionary. But it's wrong -like Duolingo does- to write ,,injiltira" and say ,,ingiltra" or other way round, because what you said is obviously not what is written.

[MauroCopel]

I had the same impression!

[ph.yp2WDc]

I thought the exact same!

[gecko85]

Pleeeassee make the letters bigger and easier to read

[BlancaRojo4]

Really need larger writing for this!

[gsazbon]

Wich is the correct pronunciation?

[MichelleDa878143]

Another thread said that because it is a foreign word, it does typically use the "g" sound that you hear in the word England.

[vsandl]

I hear "Ingeldra" !

[MelvinMenezes]

Agreed

[NemanjaNen2]

As I know for some time living in middle east that Egyptian pronounce ج like g in England, but Lebanese are pronoucing as g in sabotage. If there is Arabic native speaker please correct me.

[ShikderMuh]

Again, mispronunciation

[LyloonRamc]

This is the second time I put the correct answer and they are say that it is wrong!!!?