Is this correct?
If I was to ask, 'Are you in England?' in Japanese, is this correct?
イギリスのなかいますか。
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That's a bit too literal, you should say something like, ”イギリスにすんでいますか？” That's "Are you living in England?" If they're visiting you should say maybe ”トムさんはもうイギリスにきましたか？” Has (person's name) arrived in England yet?
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By the way, イギリス really sounds like England, but actually it's only used to mean the UK. イングランド is used to mean England.
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Anytime!
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ありがとうございました。
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Nope, イギリスにいますか？
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