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    내일(은) 한국에 갈 거예요 /가겠어요, 그리고 친구와 (같이) 라면을 먹어요.
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    아..... 그렇구나, 감사합니다 littlething 씨 ..... ^_^

     

    그흔한 약속 means = A Promise ( in others word it's a certain promises between the speakers in this case )

    So  -- 그흔한 약속없이 나는 떠나가지만 -- means  <em>(Although I am)</em> Leaving you without a promise.

     

    Wuahhh... this short sentence take me long enough and needed many explanations from you to got me to understand .... I think I still have a looooonggg way to go...  ('' -_-)a

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    Thanks for your correction, it's really gimme another point of view... ^_^

    but ---(Although i am) leaving without <em>such a commonplace</em> promise--- I feel a bit unfit....

     

    Actually what makes me not fully understand/ translating this sentence is " 그 흔한 " word , does it make sense if I changed it with " properly "..... so we can make a new sentence with a bit deeply meaning like :

                  ---(although i am) leaving without a properly promise---

     

    그 흔한 = properly,  ( 어때요? 그런가 돼요? ?

     

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    asking for Correction for this sentence ... 도와 주세요.

    그흔한 약속없이 나는 떠나가지만  = I leave you without a promise /"or"/ You leave me without a promise

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    How about " 만나고 싶어요 / Mannago sipheoyo " .... " 보고 싶어요 " literally have a same meaning, because it's mean " I want to see you "
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