She goes in Japanese 🇯🇵

かのじょ は いく info.

Tips to remember the Japanese word:
– "かのじょ" (kanojo) sounds similar to "conjo" (conjure) in English, which might help you remember that it refers to "she" or "her".
– "いく" (iku) can be remembered by thinking about someone "Eager" to go somewhere, since it means "to go".

Explanations:
– "かのじょ" (kanojo) is the pronoun for "she" or "her" in Japanese.
– "いく" (iku) is the verb "to go." In its dictionary form, it is in the present/future tense for informal speech.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– "行く" (iku) meaning "to go"
– "赴く" (omomuku) also means "to go," but it is a more formal term.

Conjugations of "いく" (iku):
– Present/Future informal: いく (iku)
Example: かのじょ は いく (Kanojo wa iku) – She goes.
– Past informal: いった (itta)
Example: かのじょ は いった (Kanojo wa itta) – She went.
– Present/Future polite: いきます (ikimasu)
Example: かのじょ は いきます (Kanojo wa ikimasu) – She goes (polite).
– Past polite: いきました (ikimaa)
Example: かのじょ は いきました (Kanojo wa ikimaa) – She went (polite).
– Negative informal: いかない (ikanai)
Example: かのじょ は いかない (Kanojo wa ikanai) – She does not go.
– Negative polite: いきません (ikimasen)
Example: かのじょ は いきません (Kanojo wa ikimasen) – She does not go (polite).
– Te-form: いって (itte)
Example: かのじょ は いって、ねます (Kanojo wa itte, nemasu) – She goes, then sleeps.

Examples of sentences:
– かのじょ は がっこう に いく。 (Kanojo wa gakkou ni iku.) – She goes to school.
– かのじょ は きのう、びょういん に いった。 (Kanojo wa kinou, byouin ni itta.) – She went to the hospital yesterday.
– かのじょ は らいしゅう うみ に いきます。 (Kanojo wa raishuu umi ni ikimasu.) – She will go to the sea next week.
– かのじょ は しばらく いかない。 (Kanojo wa shibaraku ikanai.) – She won’t go for a while.
– かのじょ は いま かいもの に いきました。 (Kanojo wa ima kaimono ni ikimaa.) – She has just gone shopping.

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