What it means
に marks the destination or target of movement and is commonly translated as “to.” It follows a place, person, or other destination and is used with movement verbs such as 行く, 来る, and 帰る. It identifies where someone or something is going, coming, or returning.
Usage note
に has several other uses, including marking a time or an indirect recipient. For direction, へ can also follow a destination, but へ places slightly more emphasis on the direction of movement.
How to use it
NounにVerb (ます-stem)ます
私は学校に行きます。
I go to school.
NounにVerb (dictionary form)
私は学校に行く。
I go to school.
Example sentences
毎朝、父は会社に行きます。
Every morning, my father goes to the company.
土曜日、妹は公園に行きます。
On Saturday, my younger sister goes to the park.
来週、友達と京都に行きます。
Next week, I will go to Kyoto with a friend.
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