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No. 16,846 in Korean

살아있는가

"Are you alive?"

In a sentence

  • 이 곳의 자연은 아직 살아있는가?

    Is the nature here still alive?

    In this sentence, '살아있는가' is used to question whether the nature in this place is still living or thriving, indicating an inquiry about its vitality.

  • 우리가 살아있는가를 항상 스스로 물어봐야 합니다.

    We must always ask ourselves if we are truly alive.

    Here, '살아있는가' conveys the philosophical notion of being truly alive, inquiring about deep self-awareness or existence.

  • 저 식물이 살아있는가 확인해 봐야 해요.

    We need to check whether that plant is alive.

    In this case, '살아있는가' is applied to verify the life state of a specific plant, demonstrating a practical application of the term.

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