Plz specify me what "i'm taking it as it comes." may mean with some examples, and some similar expressions of it.

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@Mikky089
So,, that means no specific plans are set ahead, but reacts in improvised manner?.

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Ah,, what if i say "i take it as the way it happens."
Would that sound awkward?.
(Sorry to goad you. )

Thank you so~ much!!.
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Umm,,, in my personal opinion,, for learning how to read/write the Korean alphabet would only take 2~3 hrs,,,
(As linguists has consented that "Hangeul- Korean alphabet" is the most scientific wording system in human history. - so as much easy to figure & grasp its principles of working.)

But acquiring the knowledges of how to spell it right - knowing how the vowels & consonants work- are different story. It may take a semester of study.

Learning vocabularies & idioms of frequent usages, and composing a sentence may require you at least 6months. - though which may vary per person, circumstances, and how one can become assimilated,,etc. .. normally in 6mo. , you would be able to do casual converation in light level,, as for english speaker(who knows the korean alphabet.)

Good luck, and attach any questions u may come up in this section while studying korean. 😊