いきます vs. 行きます
Is "to go" always written with kanji in it?
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to go = 行きます at Kanji.
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As long as I know, the meaning is in the kanji, but if the meaning is clear you don´t need to write it in kanji. As when you use the てform + いく for example. Also sometimes kanji is necessary for cases of words that sound the same as 帰る(かえる) means to come back and 変える(かえる) means to change.
Hope I´ve been useful. :)
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