Carry or carry?
There are rejections to the use of porting, which is opportune to know. Portar is a Gallicism in the sense of carrying, bringing with you (L. Victoria, Dictionary of Difficulties, Errors and Definitions of Portuguese, 1956). Instead of “He carried his documents in his pocket”, it would be more accurate to say: He brought his documents in his pocket. The verb to carry, in the sense of … Continue lendo