"어디에서 낚시할 수 있는지를 압니까?"

Translation: Do you know where we can fish?

[Soulnaakseo]

"do you know where I can wish" should be accepted.

[DrewMCrosby]

I agree (after your correction anyhow ㅋㅋ)

[SvedishPlumber]

Yep, no 우리, 저/내, or context

[Sso_Bee]

Can comeone explain the grammar point "지" in this situation ? I already learned "수 + 있다" = can do, and 알다 = to know

[dipagssi]

https://www.howtostudykorean.com/unit-2-lower-intermediate-korean-grammar/unit-2-lessons-26-33/lesson-30/#301

[Soulnaakseo]

*fish

[mcriss8]

Do you know where I can fish? The subject isn't disclosed, so any subject should be accepted.

[johnathan79717]

The 수 here means "can", doesn't it? The dictionary hints say "number or "Wednesday" (reported)

[DanielEarl19]

수 is follow by ㄹ/을 to indicate "can" or "can't"
(할 수 있다 = I can do it)

[MartaZamar]

수 can also mean Wednesday or number, but in this structure (to be able to do something), it has the meaning of "idea, method, way" of doing the thing. Literally 할 수 있어요 means "there is a way of doing it" = I can do it. :)

[dryanlee]

I surely hope I'm not the only one to flag this....12/28

[deactivated user]

What about 'do you know where to fish at'?

[soobee620]

This sentence is so confusing. Can someone parse it?