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입니다 and 있습니다
I want to ask a question. What is difference between 입니다 and 있습니다?
I can't distinguish them. How should I use them?
Please help me! Thanks
Jan 4, 2016 8:52 AM
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입니다 - to be (something)
(Something equals something)
있습니다 - to exist, to be (somewhere)
January 4, 2016
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입니다 is roughly "to be"
while 있습니다 means something like "there is", "to exist", "to be there"
저는 학생입니다: I'm a student.
저는: I
학생: student
입니다: am
저는 지금 교실에 있습니다: I'm in the class room right now.
지금: right now
교실에: in the classroom
있습니다: am (there)
January 4, 2016
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