jemporte

Jemporte is not a standard French word but is commonly seen as a misspelling or casual representation of j’emporte, the first-person singular present tense of the verb emporter. Emporter means to carry away, to take away from a place, often with the sense of bringing something to another location. For example, j’emporte mes livres means I’m taking my books with me.

Orthography: The correct form is j’emporte, with an apostrophe after the j because je becomes j’ before a vowel. Writing jemporte without the apostrophe is considered nonstandard in formal French, though it may appear in informal text or typographic errors.

Conjugation: In the present tense, the forms are j’emporte, tu emportes, il emporte, nous emportons, vous emportez, ils emportent. The verb is transitive and takes a direct object, as in j’emporte mon sac to mean I’m taking my bag with me.

Etymology: Emporter comes from porter, “to carry,” with the prefix em-, which conveys movement away or outward. The sense includes both physical removal and figurative meanings such as taking something away in a discussion or competition (to carry off a victory).

Notes: While j’emporte is the standard form, jemporte may appear in nonstandard writing or as a brand name or title in some contexts. In formal writing, use j’emporte to avoid ambiguity and preserve correct French orthography.