No. 6,886 in Korean
있는가
"있는가" means "Is there...?" or "Do (you) have...?"
In a sentence
내가 오늘 방문할 곳에는 특별한 무엇인가가 있는가?
Does the place I'm visiting today have something special?
The word '있는가' is used to inquire about the existence or presence of something (special qualities) in the place the speaker is visiting.
그 책에 대해 자세한 설명이 있는가?
Is there a detailed explanation about that book?
Here, '있는가' is questioned about whether detailed information exists regarding the book being discussed.
이 컴퓨터에 필요한 소프트웨어가 이미 있는가?
Does this computer already have the necessary software?
In this sentence, '있는가' is used to ask about the current presence of necessary software installed on the computer.
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