I’ve been on a Japanese study journey for a while now but since I’ve taken up extra work at my job, I’ve been slacking. I was thinking to pick up the book called Japanese for Busy People, but I was curious as to cohesive it actually is. I have Japanese for Dummies and it seems to cover a lot of material but it feels very scattered and therefore hard for me to maintain focus when reading it. Thanks in advance
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To add some context, I’ve really wanted to get into constructing my own sentences as I’ve been on this journey since around the summer of 2017. [Here is an example of my grammar level](https://imgur.com/a/xL8HfTc)—I’ve also been taking up hand writing Japanese a lot more lately. I’d really love to read up more on how to progress in these areas
I started with “Japanese for young people” in high school and we wasted like 2 years on that series back in.. 2003-2005. In 2006, we moved to GENKI and then kept with it.
Would suggest just starting with GENKI or MNN and doing the easy thing that lots of others do.
Genki is a thousand times better