Russian Cases - Genitive for Absence and Non-existence

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03:02 If нет is the opposite of есть , can I also say "что есть?" instead of "чего нет?" or "кто есть?" instead of "кого нет?" if I want to ask about the presence of someone/something?

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Yes, though for "who is here?" you can also say Кто здесь?. I've often heard кто есть... when expressing or questioning identity; an example from the Russian National Corpus: Уж они-то точно не знают, кто есть кто. They definitely don't know who's who. [Сергей Шикера. Выбор натуры // «Волга», 2014]

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