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Originally Posted by Fugue
Oh, okay. What exactly does か mean there then? I've never used it that way.
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It effective means the preceding part of the phrase is unsure/unknown/whatever. It sort of fulfills the role of "what" or "where" or whatever in the sentence.
何曜日関西へ行くか、まだ決めていません。
I have not decided
what day I will go to Kansai.
何時に起きるか分かりません。
I do not know
what time I will wake up.
「誰がボブを演じるかについて何かお考えはありますか ？」
"Do you have any idea about
who will play [the role of] Bob [in the play/show/musical]?"
Without the か, all these sentences would be grammatically incorrect. Basically, if you've got a 誰、何、何時 etc. type of question word, you need to include that か.