“To go to” in Japanese
Short answer
To go to in Japanese is “出向く” (demuku). Full meaning: to go to, to proceed to, to leave for.
Other ways to say “To go to” in Japanese
まかり越す
makarikosu to go to, to visit, to call on
通う
kayou to go to and from (a place), to go back and forth between, to run between (e.g. bus, train, etc.), to ply between; to go to (school, work, etc.), to attend, to commute, to frequent; to circulate (e.g. blood, electricity), to be communicated (e.g. tho
出むく
demuku to go to, to proceed to, to leave for
でむく
demuku to go to, to proceed to, to leave for
出向ける
demukeru to go to, to proceed to, to leave for
でむける
demukeru to go to, to proceed to, to leave for
出むける
demukeru to go to, to proceed to, to leave for
でむけ
demuke to go to, to proceed to, to leave for
上る
noboru to ascend, to go up, to climb; to ascend (as a natural process, e.g. the Sun), to rise; to go to (the capital)
通える
kayoeru to go to and from (a place), to go back and forth between, to run between (e.g. bus, train, etc.), to ply between; to go to (school, work, etc.), to attend, to commute, to frequent; to circulate (e.g. blood, electricity), to be communicated (e.g. tho
しばく
shibaku to strike (with a stick, whip, etc.); to hit, to punch, to kick, to beat; to go to (a place to eat, drink, etc.)
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