English–Japanese
“carry” in Japanese
How to say “carry” in Japanese
“Carry” in Japanese is 運ぶ (hakobu).
Centers on taking a person or thing from one place to another, with attention to the movement rather than simple possession.
Example sentences with 運ぶ
毎日、本を運びます。mai nichi hon o hako bi ma su
I carry books every day.
この箱は一人で運べます。ko no bako wa hito ri de hako be ma su
I can carry this box by myself.
Tips for using 運ぶ
- The phrase 事が運ぶ (koto ga hakobu) means that a matter progresses, showing that 運ぶ (hakobu) can describe progress without a physical load.


