How to Say ‘England’ in Japanese
イングランド
ingurando
[een-goo-rahn-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: [イングランド] is the katakana form of “England.” Country names from abroad are often written in katakana.
🇯🇵 In Japan: In Japanese sports talk, country names like [イングランド] are instantly recognizable and often used without translation.
Phrase Breakdown
イングランド
ingurando
[een-goo-rahn-doh]
England
The country name England, written in katakana.
イングランドを応援している人もいます。
Some people are supporting England too.
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