Difference between to carry on one's back and to carry in Korean
업다·나르다
업다to carry on one's back
This word means to carry a person or a load on your back. People often use it for carrying a baby, a child, or someone who is tired or hurt. You can also use it for things, but it is most common with people in everyday life.
How to say to carry on one's back
나르다to carry
나르다 means to carry, move, or transport something from one place to another. It is often used for things like boxes, luggage, water, dishes, or other items you take somewhere. You can use it for everyday situations at home, at school, in a store, or while traveling.
How to say to carryThe difference
This means carrying a person, usually a child, on your back. It is not used for general things like boxes or dishes.
