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I still can't understand the difference between he and ni, but someone said that it doesn't matter now as they are 'he' is kinda negligible and you can use ni in those situations.

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Hello againkao_sparkles.png i actually learned that not too long ago. So: へ is for going somewhere but not all the way. Example: へいきます。which means your going east but not all the way east, like a direction or goal. に is basically the oppisite, so if you say きます。then your saying you want to go all the way eastkao_yeah.png

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So i kinda got it wrongkao_worry.png it's that へ is for a non specific goal or direction and に is for a more specific direction or goal

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Nvrmnd, i was rightkao_yes.png

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