Noun に 帰ります
Noun ni kaerimasu
Formation
Noun + に + 帰ります
Express going back or returning to a place: 'to return to', 'to go back to'.
When to use
Returning to a place you belong: home, your hometown, your country.
Explanation
The grammar point 'Noun に 帰ります' is used to express physically going back or returning to a specific place. It can be translated as 'to go back to' or 'to return to' in English. The particle に indicates the destination of the return.
Example sentences
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When summer vacation ends, I'll go back to school.
Natsuyasumi ga owattara, gakkou ni kaerimasu.
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After finishing shopping, I will go back home.
Kaimono o oetara, ie ni kaerimasu.
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I'm going back to my parents' home this weekend.
Konshuumatsu, jikka ni kaerimasu.
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After traveling with my friend, I'll return to Tokyo.
Tomodachi to ryokou ni itta ato, Toukyou ni kaerimasu.
Going And Coming (Go / Come / Go Back)
Corpus examples (14)
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I'll be back before dark.
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I'll come home by six o'clock.
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I'm going to go home.
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He usually comes home late.
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I'll be home as soon as I can.
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I'll be home by midnight at the latest.
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I'll be back in time for my mother's birthday.
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She will return home next Sunday, that is, the tenth.
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I will be back at half past six.
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I'll be back at ten.
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I usually get home at about 7:00.
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I'll get back to Australia tomorrow.
いつマレーシアに帰りますか?
When are you going back to Malaysia?
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My dog returns to its kennel.