No. 4 in Korean
있는
"있는" means "existing," "there is," or "having."
In a sentence
저는 책이 있는 방에 들어갔어요.
I entered the room where there are books.
Here, '있는' indicates the presence of books within the room, showing existence or possession.
주말에 시간이 있는 사람은 저에게 연락 주세요.
Those who have time on the weekend, please contact me.
In this sentence, '있는' describes people having time, indicating possession.
요즘에는 많은 정보가 있는 웹사이트들이 있어요.
These days, there are websites with a lot of information.
In this context, '있는' refers to websites that possess or contain information, combining possession with a descriptive adjective.
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