ㄴ 거 없다

ngeoeopda

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Also spelled ngoopda

nothing that is ~; any ~?

Puts a describing word in front of 거 ("thing") and then says there is none of it: 달라진 거 없어 "nothing has changed", 빠진 거 없네 "nothing is missing". Half the lines here are questions, using it to ask a shop or a friend whether anything of that kind exists — 좀 더 센 거 없겠니? "got anything stronger?". The ㄴ/은 form points at a finished change or a quality; the near-identical 는 거 없다 uses the -는 form for something going on right now.

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