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How to Using Particle E へ in Japanese

Before we get into the lesson, we better read and understand from the conversation below
  • Idoy               : ダダン-さん, どこへいきますか? (1)
  •                         Dadang-san, doko e ikimasu ka?
  •                          Dadang where are you to go?
  • Dadang            : スーパーへいきます
  •                       SUUPAA e Ikimasu
  •                       I’m  going to the market
  • Idoy               : ダダン-さん夏休み (なつやすみ) はどこへいきましたか?
  •                         Dadang-san, natsuyasumi ha doko e ikimashita ka?
  •                         Dadang, where did you go on summer vacation?
  • Dadang          : えっと, 夏休み (なつやすみ) は公園へいきました
  •                          Etto, Natsuyasumi wa koen he ikimashita
  •                          I did went to park on summer vacation
  • Idoy                : 楽しい(たのしい) ですね
  •                         Tanoshii desune
  •                         so enjoyable
  • Dadang          : あなたはどこへいきましたか
  •                          Anata wa doko e ikimashita ka?
  •                          Where did you go?
  • Idoy                : どこ(へ)もいきませんでした (2)
  •                          Doko ( e ) mo ikimasen deshita
  •                          I didn’t go anywhere




1. (Place + へ + いく/来る/帰る)
The verb indicate movement to a certain place. We use particle へafter the name of place  to show direction of the move. Remember it,  particle へ is read え. In example particle へ;

2. どこ(へ)もいきません/いきませんでした.
When you want to deny everything  covered by an interrogative, you can attach the particle もand put the verb in its negative form. Usually, you may use particle へ or not use it.
·         どこへ も いきません, or
·         どこも いきません


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