Tote in Korean 🇰🇷

나르다 info.

Tips to Remember:
Associate "나르다" (nareuda) with the image of carrying something heavy. Think of the English word “tote” and imagine you’re effortlessly carrying a load—even when it’s heavy. The similar sound “나르” can remind you of “nurse” a load as you tote it along.

Explanations:
"나르다" means “to carry” or “to transport.” It is used when referring to moving goods or objects from one place to another, similar to “tote” in English.

Synonyms (other words with similar meaning):
• 운반하다 (unbanhada) – to transport or convey
• 이송하다 (isonghada) – to transfer or ship
• 들다 (deulda) – to lift or carry (usage depends on context)

Conjugations (base form: 나르다 / nareuda):
• Dictionary form (infinitive): 나르다 (nareuda)
• Present tense (plain): 나른다 (nareunda)
  Polite: 나릅니다 (nareumnida)
• Past tense (plain): 나랐다 (naratda)
  Polite: 나랐습니다 (naratseumnida)
• Future tense (using the determination form): 나르겠다 (nareugesseumnida)
  Polite conversational: 나르겠어요 (nareugesseoyo)
• Present progressive: 나르고 있다 (nareugo itda)
  Polite: 나르고 있어요 (nareugo isseoyo)

Example Sentences:
1. 그는 무거운 짐을 나른다.
  (Geuneun mugeoun jim-eul nareunda.)
  “He totes a heavy load.”

2. 지난해, 그 노동자들은 많은 물품을 나랐다.
  (Jinanhye, geu nodongjadeul-eun maneun mulpum-eul naratda.)
  “Last year, those workers transported many goods.”

3. 나는 내일 물건을 나르겠어요.
  (Naneun naeil mulgeon-eul nareugesseoyo.)
  “I will tote the items tomorrow.”

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