It would be literally translated into this: I made kimbap at home and took it with me *while* there was no place to eat it, so I couldn't eat my kimbap and just came for no reason. In this case, -다가 means while.

Going Through Letting The People You Have Known Go

 

It doesn't really mean I am grieving the death of the people who I have known, I just want to talk about the thing I can experience anytime such as letting your friends go abroad or to a city that is far away from your hometown.

This morning, a friend of mine went back to her hometown and it made me feel sad.

Truth be told, our friendship wasn't life-long, I struck up a friendship with her maybe a few months ago.

Of course, we can keep in touch with each other, but i know its not the same as meeting face-to-face.

If i really want to see her face, I think I can do that if we have the time on hands.

It's getting easier thanks to VoIP technologies.

In particular, I would like to thank Skype for helping the people all over the world to keep in touch well.

I talk to my foreign friends using that. When I was in China, I made some friends and our relationship was really great and we always sincerely took care of each other.

But I knew that we had to say goodbye to each other soon. Hopefully, we can meet some time, but we are unlikely to meet ever again.

Plus, i barely use Facebook and Korea and other countries(except for Japan) has a leg jet, the more far the
much i have time difference.

 

I barely use Facebook because Korean and other Asian countries have their own services. Furthermore, there's a time difference between us.

Greeting is always followed by farewell. I know it's natural and have to accept this thing.

Still I am not accustomed to it a little bit, Greetings and farewell can coexist so i would expect someone else. I don't seem to be able to correct this one :(

It is my first note on here.

I am really excited you guys can see my notes!

Today I bought a new desk and I'm sitting at it on that and typing on a laptop!

From long time ago i always wanna buy one big one! Finally i made it! :D

I had always wanted to buy a big one! I finally did it!

Im so happy and like others from now on i can do my best for studying!!

I'm so happy that I can do by best to study now!

I think I missed the point, because I can't get what you mean by this sentence :(

I'm a person who is sentimental to about autumn, so I usually ride a bicyle or take a walk in this season.

I have watched a new season of "Walking dead" recently, which scared me so badly that I couldn't fall asleep!

And also I put my every efforts into studying language these days, when I am learning about the other countries.

Studying a foreign language makes me feel like I am in another world, and it makes me so happy :D I have to try harder and harder (to learn it).

Someday I wanna/want to try to travel all around the world without any language barriers, this is on my bucket list!

Actually, I'm taking a leave of absence for a year from university, and I will have a part time job near home.

Besides, I will have my free time on my hands and have a chance to read a book, learn English and do something like that.

I have already fallen in love with my recent life! As it may be seen above, I always try to think about my every single day in a positive way.

I'm sure I will often visit this website and write down my diary here, because it's really interesting!

I intend to get a job within 3 month!

Hello! I have just graduated from university and majored in business.
On thesedays (on these days means that you are expected to name some specific days) I am looking for a job these days. Especially (it is incorrect to start a sentence with this adverb, although it is acceptable in spoken English) In particular, I want to work in a globalized company multinational corporation and in the marketing department!

Korean economy totally depends on big companies corporations (those are all corporations) like such as SAMSUNG, HYUNDAI and LG.
So many (it is preferable to use many/much in negative sentences and questions) A lot of twenties twenty-year-olds really want to go in to work in/be employed by big companies because they can get a good welfare ,wage earn a good salary/be well-paid/make a good living and have high social fame status by working in that a big company.

For this reason, in Korea, when you try to get a job, companies require many a lot of things such as top named university bachelor earned in a prestigious university, good GPA, certificates, Abroad experiences (countable form of <em>experience</em> has a little different meaning) abroad, internship, passing/turning in their special exams for that a company and a good/neat looking appearance.

These hard tough standards makes me feel tired.but Nevertheless, I try to be more positvie. I reminds keep reminding myself that I can do everything! I don't worry of for myself!
Please wish me good luck:)
Now I'd better go to check my resume!

(ㄹ/을) 때까지 — until 누군가 무언가 할 때까지 — until someone did something 저는 너를 만날 때까지 안 기뻤어요. — I wasn't happy until I met you. As you can see, the past tense is expressed with only last verb. I am still a beginner in Korean though, so I might be wrong. Though this is what I learnt using Daum.