No. 6,887 in Korean
있는지를
"있는지를" means "whether there is" or "whether it exists."
In a sentence
그가 시간이 있는지를 물어보았다.
He asked whether he had time.
The word '있는지를' is used to indicate a direct question or inquiry about someone's possession of time.
이 곳에 지각 문제가 있는지를 조사하세요.
Please investigate whether there is a lateness issue in this place.
Here, '있는지를' represents an exploration into the presence of an issue, specifically lateness.
책이 제 가방 안에 있는지를 확인해 봐.
Check to see whether the book is in my bag.
The term '있는지를' is employed to question the location or availability of an object.
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