No. 6,461 in Korean
없으니
"없으니" means "because there is not" or "since there isn't."
In a sentence
재료가 없으니 요리를 할 수 없어요.
Since there are no ingredients, I cannot cook.
In this sentence, '없으니' indicates the absence of ingredients as a reason for the inability to cook.
시간이 없으니 빨리 가야 해요.
Since there is no time, we need to go quickly.
Here, '없으니' is used to express the lack of time as a reason for the urgency.
자리가 없으니 다음을 기다리세요.
Since there are no seats, please wait for the next turn.
'없으니' in this context explains the lack of seats as a cause for the given instruction.
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