〜へ行きます

## What it means This pattern says where someone is **going**, **coming**, or **returning to**. Think of へ as an arrow pointing toward a destination.

## When to use it Put a place right before へ, then finish the sentence with 行きます (go), 来ます (come), or 帰ります (go back / return home). The place always comes first, and へ never changes form no matter what the place is: [place] + へ + 行きます/来ます/帰ります.

## Don't confuse it with Beginners often wonder how へ is different from に, since both can mark a destination. With movement verbs like 行きます, either one usually works, but へ puts the focus on the *direction* you're heading, while に can also mark other things like the time or location of an action. When you're just talking about going, coming, or returning somewhere, へ is always a safe, natural choice.