"Who has ten thousand yuan?"

Translation: 谁有一万块？

[PianistKevin]

Not me, I'm forever broke

[DarkraiZero]

Same here 哭哭哭

[super-dupe]

Silly

[ushwald]

why is 谁有一万元? incorrect?

[KevinCramp]

The better question is: why did my 谁有一万块 show as false? haha

[TheSweenz]

Are you sure you didn't accidentally type 快（fast)?

[LazyEinstein]

That was accepted for me.

[PhilDelapi]

Good question, who knows the answer?

[DanielDaNi411942]

Why is no 吗 (ma) needed here?

[OkayPoltergeist]

Because only one question word per sentence is needed.
谁 (who) and 吗 (yes/no?) are both question words, so using both would be like saying, "Is there who has ten thousand yuan?"

Source: ever-helpful Chinese boyfriend

[AntonyHenri5]

I think 吗 is for yes or no questions

[bnbnb2]

谁有一万块钱？should be accepted

[kalexchu]

I'm not sure why you have so many downvotes, but this is perfectly valid. 块 (literally, piece) is basically short for 块钱 (piece of money). Both are in common use.

[RixMorales]

Can I put 了 at the end of the sentence?

[LydiaA.2413]

Haha, for some reason I thought I could. But no, it's not accepted.

[ChromateX]

Is there a marker or something for rhetorical questions?

[Gelukservaring]

Mention even one language in which there is.

[jokai00]

不客氣 對不起 沒關係 還可以

[purplelotus88]

谁有没有万块？

Can't say this?

[Duy270762]

哪个人有一万块
is this incorrect?

[PeterUtman]

why does is say "yuan" but want me to type 块？Yes I know 块 is slang for 元 but if they write "yuan" I think they want 元 not 块。amirite?

[whsndstalb]

「誰有醫院元」how is this not correct, I can't believe this

[LydiaA.2413]

What does that even mean? Google Translate translated it as "Who has the hospital dollar" but I have a feeling that's not what it means. haha!