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Dare ka gaikoku-kawase no shigoto no keiken ga aru hito

o shirimasen ka.
Do you know anyone who has experience in
foreign-exchange work?

An expression like doko ka ‘someplace, any place’ can be
followed immediately by a phrase specifying the sort of
place:

Doko ka oyogu koto no dekiru tokoro wa chikaku ni
arimasu ka.
Is there any place where we can swim?

Doko ka ii resutoran wa shirimasen ka.
Do you know any good restaurants?

An expression like itsu ka ‘some time’ can be followed
immediately by a phrase delimiting the time:

Itsu ka Tōkyō ni kuru kikai ga areba denwa shite

kudasai.
If you have a chance to come to Tokyo
sometime, please call me.

And an expression like nani ka ‘something’ can be

immediately followed by a phrase limiting the thing:

Nani ka heya no naka ni aru mono desu ka.