"Who is that woman?"
Translation:그 여자는 누구입니까?
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“She’s not my wife, but she is my honey.” 😏
―my history teacher in high school after finishing a phone conversation in front of the class
입니까 is for questions, and 입니다 is for statements
대학교입니까?
Is it a college?
대학교입니다.
It's a college.
similar question - how is 누구입니까 formed and when is 입니까 used vs +ㅂ니까 for vowels? (didn't see it in the tips section for this chapter)
입니까 is already 이- + -ㅂ니까. 이- can be omitted after a vowel, but does not have to be.
Nice! I asked a similar question recently and I can’t believe the answer was here for 2 years already.
Are there any other forms one might find hidden ⟨이다⟩ and is it proper to elide the ⟨이⟩?
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I ended up writing 누구이게 instead of 누구입니까 and it was right... But I don't know why! Does anybody know?
-게 is an ending that this course does not cover. You use it when you are giving a riddle i.e. you know who she is and you want the listener to have a guess.
I wrote "그 여자가 누구세요" and it said that I made a typo. It supposed to be "누구게요" and now I am confused (?)
