Basic grammar · lesson 9 of 35

G09 · Destination: に and へ

Goal: say where you go (6 example sentences).

Before you start

The sentences only use words you already know from hiragana, katakana and the beginner level.

This lesson assumes what you saw in the earlier ones. If something feels shaky, go back to it:

What you learn

〜に/へ いきます

With verbs of movement (いきます, きます), に and へ mark the destination and mean the same here: がっこうに いきます = がっこうへ いきます. へ is read e.

Examples

Practice

Two rounds: first you pick what each sentence means; then you complete it with the missing form.

Reading in context

A short text written only with the kana and grammar you already know. Read it and answer.

A note on the kitchen calendar:

あした ぎんこうに いきます

  1. Where is the person going tomorrow?