<p>Usually we don't use animals as the object of 携带, but using animals after 带 is ok.</p>

<p>For example: 我带我的猫一起去旅行。 I carry my cat while travelling.</p>

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2015-10-21T23:02:55.800Z
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孤影萍踪
<p>我携带我的猫。This sentence is grammatically correct.We Chinese people are more used to.我抱(着)我的猫 or我带(着)我的猫。</p>

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2015-10-22T01:55:49.953Z
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speakupchinese.com
<p>我携带我的猫 is grammatically correct.</p>

<p>I'd say that 携带 and 带 have a difference in register. We usually find 携带 in signs or instructions (eg. websites of airlines), which are much formal. But generally speaking, in texts or even conversations, we use 带</p>

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2015-10-22T10:40:13.973Z
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竹難山
<p>I would say 带着 is better than 携带
I believe most of users use the second one </p>

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2015-10-27T04:40:06.380Z
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user11975
<p>As a sign, it is common to see "不可攜帶寵物", "請勿攜犬入內".</p>

<p>However, we seldom use "攜" or "攜帶" in ordinary text; simply "帶" is okay.</p>

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2015-10-22T02:14:43.650Z
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Henry HO
<p>I've been writing Chinese sentences just to get myself used to the language, and I tried writing the sentence <em>I carry my cat</em>. I translated this to <code>我携带我的猫</code> (Pinyin: wǒ xié dài wǒ de māo). It sounds odd to have another instance of <code>wǒ</code> in the same sentence.
Is this sentence correct?</p>

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2015-10-21T22:53:33.630Z
yes it is correct.  Just that it sounds tenseless. And usually just 带 is enough,  携带 sounds too formal.
Siyi Deng
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2015-10-22T00:47:27.547Z
The common meaning of 携带 implies 随身带着, i.e. the thing you carry is supposed to be stably kept close to your body, so we don't say 携带 an animal.
Stan
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It sounds better if you say 我带我的猫. It's feels too formal to say 携带.
John
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Is 我携带我的猫 grammaticaly correct?
# Is 我携带我的猫 grammaticaly correct?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-10-21)

I've been writing Chinese sentences just to get myself used to the language, and I tried writing the sentence *I carry my cat*. I translated this to `我携带我的猫` (Pinyin: wǒ xié dài wǒ de māo). It sounds odd to have another instance of `wǒ` in the same sentence.
Is this sentence correct?

**Tags:** translation, grammar, mandarin
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: yes it is correct.  Just that it sounds tenseless. And usually just 带 is enough,  携带 sounds too formal.  
> **username_2**: The common meaning of 携带 implies 随身带着, i.e. the thing you carry is supposed to be stably kept close to your body, so we don't say 携带 an animal.  
> **username_3**: It sounds better if you say 我带我的猫. It's feels too formal to say 携带.  

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## 5 answers

### Answer by username_8 on 2015-10-22. Score: 4 | Accepted answer

As a sign, it is common to see "不可攜帶寵物", "請勿攜犬入內".

However, we seldom use "攜" or "攜帶" in ordinary text; simply "帶" is okay.


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### Answer by username_4 on 2015-10-21. Score: 2

Usually we don't use animals as the object of 携带, but using animals after 带 is ok.

For example: 我带我的猫一起去旅行。 I carry my cat while travelling.


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### Answer by username_5 on 2015-10-22. Score: 1

我携带我的猫。This sentence is grammatically correct.We Chinese people are more used to.我抱(着)我的猫 or我带(着)我的猫。


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### Answer by username_6 on 2015-10-22. Score: 0

我携带我的猫 is grammatically correct.

I'd say that 携带 and 带 have a difference in register. We usually find 携带 in signs or instructions (eg. websites of airlines), which are much formal. But generally speaking, in texts or even conversations, we use 带


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### Answer by username_7 on 2015-10-27. Score: 0

I would say 带着 is better than 携带
I believe most of users use the second one


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