I carry in French 🇫🇷

je porte info.

**Tips to remember “je porte”:**
1. Associate “porte” with “portable” – something you carry because it’s portable.
2. Think of a “porter” at a hotel who carries your luggage – “porter” is also to carry in French.

**Explanations:**
“Je porte” is the first-person singular present tense conjugation of the verb “porter,” which means “to carry” or “to wear” in English.

**Other words that mean the same thing:**
– “Je transporte” can also mean “I carry” in the context of transport.
– “J’emporte” means “I take with me,” implying you’re carrying something away.

**Different conjugations:**
– Infinitive: porter (to carry/to wear)
– Present: je porte, tu portes, il/elle porte, nous portons, vous portez, ils/elles portent
– Imperfect: je portais, tu portais, il/elle portait, nous portions, vous portiez, ils/elles portaient
– Future: je porterai, tu porteras, il/elle portera, nous porterons, vous porterez, ils/elles porteront
– Past simple: je portai, tu portas, il/elle porta, nous portâmes, vous portâtes, ils/elles portèrent
– Conditional: je porterais, tu porterais, il/elle porterait, nous porterions, vous porteriez, ils/elles porteraient
– Subjunctive: que je porte, que tu portes, qu’il/elle porte, que nous portions, que vous portiez, qu’ils/elles portent
– Imperative: porte (tu), portons (nous), portez (vous)
– Past participle: porté

**Examples of sentences using “je porte”:**
– Je porte un sac sur mon dos. (I carry a bag on my back.)
– Je porte un chapeau quand il fait soleil. (I wear a hat when it’s sunny.)
– Aujourd’hui, je porte une robe rouge. (Today, I am wearing a red dress.)
– Chaque jour, je porte mes livres à l’école. (Every day, I carry my books to school.)
– Quand je vais en voyage, je porte toujours un sac à dos. (When I go on a trip, I always carry a backpack.)

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