What does 케이스 mean?
케이스 means "A cover or container used to protect or hold something." in Korean.
How it works here
‘케이스’ is the key word in this sentence. With ‘없으세요?’ after it, the sentence politely asks whether the item is there.
When it's used
Used when asking whether a protective cover or storage item is available.
The line
케이스 없으세요?
Do you have a case?
Said in a store when asking whether an item has a protective cover or storage container.
Scene from “ENHYPEN (엔하이픈) 'EN-O'CLOCK' EP.1” · Channel: ENHYPEN Watch on YouTube
More examples
안경 케이스 좀 빌려줄 수 있어?
Could you lend me an eyeglass case?
노트북 케이스를 새로 샀어요.
I bought a new laptop case.
Quick check
What does this mean here?
케이스
케이스 없으세요?
Do you have a case?
- An awning attached outside a window to block rain.
- A small box for putting documents in and standing on a desk.
- A large drawer for storing clothes or blankets.
- A cover or protective container used to hold or protect an object.
Show the answer
A cover or protective container used to hold or protect an object.
A common loanword noun. It usually refers to a fitted protective cover or storage container.
Other words in this line
- 없다
- Not to have; not to exist
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