"면도기가 어디에 있지?"

Translation: Where is the razor?

[HeyItsJayyy]

Doesn't the 있지 imply that the person you're asking already knows? Like saying "You know where the razor is, right? Could you tell me?"

[Yummyricecake]

It could also be used to signal uncertainty, for example if you were muttering to yourself, "Hmm, I wonder where the razor is?"

[seamajor7]

The previous lesson used 있니. What is the difference between them?

[karthikajayam8]

Please tell me im not the only one who thought of itzy

[EricThomse1]

믿지

[fidelayo]

Not the only one

[LeeQuatorze]

shaver should be allowed as well.

[avanade]

Yeap! :D

electric shaver = 전기 면도기

[Shaxton]

Is 있지 pronounced 잍지? Or maybe 잍찌? Not that my Anglo-Saxon can make the latter sound!

[llewellyn.1]

Yes, 'ㅆ' as bottom sound is a 't' sound. So 있지 is pronounced same as 잍지.

By the way, you can try to pronounce 찌 by putting your mouth as if you were going to say 'ch' but then say 'j' instead. Like maybe if you say 'church jail' the 'j' will sound like ㅉ because you go straight from -ch to j.

[Shaxton]

Thank you very much! Excellent advice.