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I can’t seem to remember the grammatical function of this particle can anyone tell me what ヘ is doing in this sentence.
わたし は とうきょう へ いったら、でんしゃ で いきます (If I go to Tokyo, I’ll go by train)
It’s the “to” in “go to Tokyo”.
So then it’s interchangeable with ニ?
へ puts more emphasis on the travel itself, whereas に puts more emphasis on the destination. Kinda like the difference between “going towards Tokyo” and “going to Tokyo” in English.
Also, just to make things confusing, へ is pronounced the same as え when it’s functioning as a particle.
Thank you for explaining it to me. :) ありがとう、わかりました。
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