I saw it used on Twitter several times, but googling around I couldn “t figure it out.
Here are some examples
“@ mao_sid : 24 개의있다. 시즌 2 정도에서 그 가끔 들어오는 디지털 시계 필요없는 거라고 생각 낸다. “
“@ mao_sid : 24 개의있다. 잭은 바쁘게되면 기본 대통령 이외에는 반말된다. “
“@ mao_sid : 24 개의있다. 간혹 다른 해외 드라마에 나오는 배우가 나와서 기쁘다된다. “
It looks like this is about the TV show”24. “But I don”t understand the있는 몇몇 part.
Comments
- Just because you found another person on the planet who is also incapable of looking it up in a dictionary doesn ' t mean the question isn ' t solvable by looking it up in a dictionary. Also, my vote to close represents my opinion of this question, so it ' s not something that you get to insist I take away. I still think it should be closed.
- Even after looking up있는있는 I wasn ' t completely sure what 24 개의있는 meant. So I think it ' sa valid question.
- @DaveMG This seems like a completely valid question to me. ..Just being in a dictionary doesn ' t always mean it ' s clear to everyone. and seeing how this site is in beta and falls way below the numerical goals of StackExchange as listed in Area51, I think it might be in the best interest of the site to try and make everyone feel welcome to ask questions, and not berate them … But what do I know, I ' m just the new guy.
- @DaveMG I looked at those questions. I think what qualifies as a question here is just a bit too strict. Really seems like you guys are narrowing down your potential audience. this exchange of comments alone and seeing this question-poster berated has made me decide to stop coming here. If your response to that is " well go away then " then you clearly don ' t have the site overall in mind. It just seems like a power trip to see who can follow the rules the closest, rather than actually encouraging an exchange of knowledge. I ' m gonna go away now. Have fun with your FAQs and strict rules.
- People please : mind your lan guage (just deleted some heated comments that crossed the line of civility) I think all parties have made their point, now either vote the question up if you like it, or vote-to-close if you think it doesn ' t belong here, but stop bickering and move on with your life!
Answer
In colloquial speech “이다있다”is basically a way to respond to questions like “Have you ever noticed how the more busy Jack gets, the more he sweats”있는있는 means something like “Yeah, I recognize that situation “or”Yeah, I “ve been thinking about that too”or “Yeah, I have noticed that.”
One meaning of 재료 is “humorous material”or “joke material “There”sa term있는있는 재료, which basically means humorous questions like the above, which you can use in conversation as jokes.
Here, although I “m not familiar with Twitter lingo, I would guess that the poster is using 24있는 몇몇 to refer to있는있는 재료 about the TV show “24”So basica lly “In 24, have you noticed how […]”
Comments
- Maybe beginners do not know that있는 몇몇 is just있다 / 있습니다 twice. And that, when speaking, repeating twice the same word is common
- I know that있는 몇몇 =의 +있는 but knowing that alone is not enough to understand what it means.