Questions tagged [particle-へ]
助詞「へ」. Indicates motion towards (English "to").
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Why cannot verbs like 歩く、走る、泳ぐ be used with に or へ?
I've learnd that: verbs like 歩く、走る、泳ぐ cannot be used with に or へ, and only まで can be uesd in this case. For example:
時間がなかったので、駅 (〇まで/ Xに/Xへ) 走った。
But when it comes to verbs like 行く、来る、着く，both に,へ ...
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Why is the particle へ used for direction here and does particle で here mean because of?
大手電力4社「規制料金」値上げ申請へ 燃料費高騰で
Link to article: https://news.tv-asahi.co.jp/news_economy/articles/000276919.html
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Translation involving nuances of 、 and へ
I am working on translating the phrase 格闘の天才、世界へ. All available information tells me that the translation should be either "Fighting geniuses to the world" or "Fighting geniuses, to the ...
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What does へ mean at the end of this sentence?
Just wondering what へ means in this context.
日本郵政「かんぽの宿」すべて売却へ
Seems like it might be implying that the "Kanpo no Yado" are going to sell off all its assets but I'm a little confused as to ...
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Difference between に and へ particles
I am a beginner, and I do not really understand the difference between に and へ particles. My teacher told that they can be used interchangeably when it comes to indicating "direction" and &...
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Why is there only one の in 牧師から信徒への手紙?
牧師から信徒への手紙
"a letter from a pastor to the congregation" - weblio example
shouldn't it be
牧師からの信徒への手紙
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It seems to me that 牧師から and 信徒へ are modifying 手紙 independently. Is this some kind ...
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How precisely is the へ particle to be understood in 「そこへ、…」 when it means "then"?
The sentence in question (source):
そこへ、猿がやって来ました。
It is translated as "Then, the monkey approached".
From what I understand, he へ particle normally is used with a verb to imply it's ...
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「に、へ、まで」the difference in use with verbs
Well. I saw some topics here on same subjet, but I still didn't get the full image of a rule.
に - iplies the place, where is purpose-action will take place (final destination)
へ - implies the ...
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"外で遊びに行く" vs "外へ遊びに行く"
I saw the following 2 options in an exam question:
私は__に行く
a. 外で遊び
b. 外へ遊び
The answer is '外へ遊びに行く'
Does 'で' also work here? What's the difference here?
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The particle へ in 山へ面している
tl;dr: Should へ be replaced with に here?
I was reading Imabi and found the following example:
小屋は山へ面している。
As far as I know, へ is used with motion verbs especially when transition from one (...
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What's the difference between particle へ and を?
Whats the difference between these particles and these two sentences?
国へ帰ります
国を帰ります
Don't they both mean "I return to the country"?
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A. おかあさんはみせへいく。
B. おかあさんはみせをいく。
Are those both correct ways ...
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General Differences between へ and に
So this is a total re-write of my question.
Outside of uses that include travel, walking, riding, driving, going or returning or any other form of travelling and moving;
What cases would it be ...
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Confusion with へ in a sentence
I'm finding this sentence a bit tricky.
光{ひかり}の川{かわ}へ願{ねが}いの橋{はし}を掛{か}け奇跡{きせき}は渡{わた}るよ
This sentence is confusing me very much! I am not sure what it means.
Does it mean:
Build a bridge of ...
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could someone clarify this text about the へparticle
In Particles used with verbs, Japanese grammar guide by Tae Kim:
Note that we cannot use the 「へ」 particle with verbs that have no physical direction. For example, the following is incorrect.
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How to ask what days of the week someone does something
How would I ask some "What days of the week do you go to school?"
Would "なんようび、がっこうへいきますか" be a correct translation?
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the に行きます construction and particles
I know the (place)へ(noun)を(verb)に行きます construction, but I also know that in some instances the particle に can indicate the place where we're going. Is it possible to use に instead of へ in this ...
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What is the meaning of への？
What is the meaning of へ or への in this case:
中国では日本のアニメや漫画への人気が高いことに加え、「君の名は。」は、ネット上などで早くから話題を
集めていて、映画館によっては、予約販売ですでにほとんどの席が埋まるところも出ています。
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Is へ really necessary in this phrase?
In a text related to norms and regulations I read this phrase:
材料メーカーにおける試験値のミルシートへの記載誤りであり、製造者の受け入れ検査不備による。
I don't understand this へ particle here. Is really necessary? I think it can be omitted,...
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The use of へ and に in regards to time
If I were heading toward Tokyo but not neccessarily to Tokyo I would use へ. If I were going to Tokyo I would use に. That much I understand.
My question is whether this can be extended to time.
For ...
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Are へ and に interchangeable in these cases?
I'm just starting to learn Japanese.
I do not quite understand one of the uses of the captioned particles.
I've learned that に refers to the location of the destination, and へ refers to the direction ...
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The use of へ towards an abstract concept
I understand the obvious uses of へ. My understanding gets a bit fuzzy when it comes to things other than a physical direction toward a physical place.
For example; a sentence such as this: 勝ちへ向かう
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How are the noun 方【へ】 and the particle へ related?
I looked up the etymology of 古【いにしえ】 on gogen-allguide, and found the following:
いにしえは、「去る」を意味する動詞「いぬ（往ぬ）」の連用形「イニ」に、過去を示す助動詞「キ」の連体形「シ」がついた「イニシ」が、方向を表す名詞「ヘ（方）」を修飾した「往にし方（いにしへ）」。
This basically says ...
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への対へ/に-Difference between への and へ/に
This is actually following a recently asked question on how to say "for."
I thought that saying あなたに私の愛 sounded perfectly fine - "toward you, my love."
However another user changed it to あなたに対する愛, ...
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Particle と with へ; ～へと
Consider ～へと in these cases:
～へと下がる : (of some quantity) to fall to ~
～へと先送りされる : to be postponed to ~
～へと旅立つ : to make a trip to ~
～へと広がる : to spread to ~
へと seems to be equivalent to ...
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What purpose does は serve after へ in this sentence?
ところで、今週末のゴルフ大会へは行くんですか。
I feel I have a decent understanding of both of those particles, but I'm wondering how the meaning of the sentence changes with and without the は after へ.
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When are へ and に used together?
おばあさん は 川（かわ） へ せんたく に でかけます。
Why is there both へ and に? When can they be used together? Can someone break down the sentence for me to understand?
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へ or に particle for 曲がる?
i was wondering what may be the difference in nuance between 右へ曲がる and 右に曲がる ?
Example: Take a right turn and you'll see the library.
1) 右へ曲がると、図書館がある。
2) 右に曲がると、図書館がある。
As for [noun-location] ...
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How to use へ (-e), に (-ni), まで (made) and の方 (no-hō) with destination and direction?
It is common to ask the difference between just "へ" (-e) and "に" (-ni) but it seems to get even more complicated when you also mix in "まで" (made) and even "の方" (no-hō).
When Japanese people ask me ...
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When going somewhere, is there any difference between e (へ) and ni (に)?
Can you use へ and に interchangeably, as in:
北海道へ行く
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北海道に行く ?
Are there any subtle differences in the use of these two?
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