there’s no way to; of course, there isn’t; can’t, naturally
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there’s no way to; of course, there isn’t; can’t, naturally는 marks the preceding noun or verb phrase for emphasis or contrast, and 없지 expresses a conclusion assumed to be obvious or shared. The exact meaning depends on what precedes it: 수는 없지 means “can’t,” while 해독제는 없지 means “there’s no antidote, of course.”
KO: 돈으로 모든 걸 다 살 수는 없지.
EN: You can’t buy everything with money, of course.