〜へ 行きます／来ます／帰ります (~e ikimasu / kimasu / kaerimasu) — go to / come to / return to a place
Movement verbs — the basic pattern for going, coming, and returning to a place.
Formula (सूत्र ढाँचा)
Grammar rule (व्याकरण नियम र परिभाषा)
In the 「〜へ」pattern, the particle へ marks the direction or destination of movement. It pairs with three key verbs: 行きます (ikimasu = go), 来ます (kimasu = come), and 帰ります (kaerimasu = return). Example: 学校へ行きます = "I go to school." Important note — the direction particle へ is pronounced "e" here, not "he".
Examples (उदाहरणहरू)
学校へ行きます。
gakkou e ikimasu.
I go to school.
ともだちが日本へ来ます。
tomodachi ga nihon e kimasu.
My friend comes to Japan.
うちへ帰ります。
uchi e kaerimasu.
I return home.
Knowledge check (मिनी ज्ञान जाँच)
Question: 1/3"I go to Japan." — which is correct?
💡 Hint: Use へ for direction.
へ marks the destination, and "go" is 行きます.
"A friend comes home." — which is correct?
💡 Hint: "come" = 来ます.
"Come" is 来ます; 行きます means "go".
"I return home." — which is correct?
💡 Hint: "return" = 帰ります.
"Return" uses 帰ります, and へ marks the direction.
Your score: /3