porto

porto

"Porto" in Catalan means "I carry" or "I bring."

Here, 'porto' is used as the first-person singular present form of the verb 'portar', meaning 'to wear'.

Jo porto una jaqueta perquè fa fred.

I wear a jacket because it's cold.

In this sentence, 'porto' is used as the first-person singular present form of 'portar', which in this case means 'to take' or 'to bring' someone somewhere.

Porto els nens a l'escola cada dia.

I take the children to school every day.

Here, 'porto' is again the first-person singular present form of 'portar', and it means 'to bring' something from somewhere in this context.

Quan viatjo, sempre porto bons records al meu país.

When I travel, I always bring nice memories back to my country.