N5 — outside your level filter

に行いく

にいくni ikuN5neutral

savor + go to do

ajiwai ni iku

go (somewhere) to do; come to do

meaning: go to savor

Same meaningRelated

のど渇かわいたから、ちょっと飲のみ物ものを味あじわいに行いくね。

nodo kawaita kara, chotto nomimono o ajiwai ni iku ne.

I'm thirsty, so I'll just go to savor. casual

じゃあ、明日あしたまた荷物にもつを取とりに来くるね。

jaa, ashita mata nimotsu o tori ni kuru ne.

OK, I'll come back for the parcel tomorrow. casual

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go to do — the verb is the reason for going

のど渇かわいたから、ちょっと飲のみ物ものを買かいに行いくね。
nodo kawaita kara, chotto nomimono o kai niiku ne.
I'm thirsty, so I'll just go to buy a drink. casual
週末しゅうまつはよく、友達ともだちと映画えいがを見みに行いきます。
shuumatsu wa yoku, tomodachi to eiga o miniikimasu.
On weekends, I often go to see a movie with friends. neutral
昼ひるごはん、食たべに行いかない？
hirugohan, tabe ni ikanai?
Want to go grab lunch? casual
午後ごご、取引先とりひきさきへ資料しりょうを届とどけに参まいります。
gogo, torihikisaki e shiryou o todoke ni mairimasu.
This afternoon I will go deliver the materials to our client. formal

come to do — 来くる's version, moving toward the speaker

じゃあ、明日あしたまた荷物にもつを取とりに来くるね。
jaa, ashita mata nimotsu o tori ni kuru ne.
OK, I'll come back for the parcel tomorrow. casual
昨日きのう、友達ともだちが本ほんを返かえしに来きました。
kinou, tomodachi ga hon o kaeshi ni kimashita.
A friend came by yesterday to return a book. neutral

にまいるnimairuformal
味あじわいにまいる
参まいる is a humble "go," used by a clerk about their own errand, never the listener's (届とどけにまいります).

This purpose shape works with any verb of motion (取とりに帰かえる). 来くる comes
back for it; 行いく leaves, even toward the listener.