"검은색인 공이 있습니까?"

Translation: Do you have a black ball?

[ElectricShockzz]

Would it be acceptable to translate it as "Is there a black ball"?

[maxfordchin]

It gets accepted yes

[alism26]

How can i tell the difference in 있습니까 meaning "do you have" vs "is there"?

[jackisback7]

It could be either depends on context

[JgtdQ]

Can you drop the “인“ after the colour?

[goohayoon]

Yes you can.

[terve]

Sounds more painful than a black eye.

[LYOYDr]

It is.
https://blog.philosophicalsociety.org/2018/04/25/being-blackballed-part-1/

[SowmyaSam]

Wow thanks for this, whole history for a comment, thays amazing

[Christie4lifue]

Duo are you obsess with black balls?

[Maayan22866]

What does 인 mean?

[Staszek456]

X는 검은색이다 - literally 'X is a black colour', less literally 'X is of black colour'

검은 - black, 색 - colour, 이다 - to be

검은색인 X - black X (literally X that is black)

To the point: 인 is a form of verb 이다 (to be something) that can be roughly translated to English as 'that is something'. For example: 아들인 남자 - a man who is (someone's) son. 고양이인 동물 - an animal that is a cat.

[Remahhh]

Sadly mine are blu-

[pjsantos___]

"is there a black ball?" can this be accepted?

[deactivated user]

It is accepted :)

[_MsLexi_]

Where does the "you" come from in this sentence?

[MSlaughter333]

네, 두개.

[Stella11209]

We were introduced to black as 검은 why did it change to 검은색인 here? I know the use of 인 but what's the 색 part?

[Ruhi.Kulye]

'색' literally means colour, hence '검은색' meaning 'black colour'. You can omit it if you please.

[Rutuja2910]

It means color

[Mehuloffic]

I right my correct answer but he don't accept it

[thines01]

As a matter of fact, I do!