N5 grammar

〜へ

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Heading toward

Formation

へ points a motion verb in a direction. It overlaps with に so heavily that either is usually fine, but へ leans on the heading while に leans on the arrival. It is also the particle on the address line of an envelope.

Examples

〜へ is marked in each sentence. Tap any word for its dictionary entry.

  1. I've been to the mall.

  2. I went there the day before yesterday.

  3. Whenever I come here, I feel at ease.

  4. I went to Europe before the war.

  5. My little brother goes to an elementary school.

The explanation is ours, written for this site. Example sentences from Tatoeba (CC BY 2.0 FR), each machine-checked to actually contain the pattern. Furigana is generated automatically, so a rare reading may be imperfect.