"I am carrying a cat now."

Translation: Teraz niosę kota.

[AusPole]

'Niosę kota teraz' - is it possible?

[immery]

possible yes but with much more stress on now.

[immerweiter]

why kota and not just kot

[gabelance1]

Niosę takes accusative case, and for masculine animate nouns accusitave is identical to genetive, which in this case would be kota.

[HelbentForleder]

Can someone tell me the difference between niosę and noszę? Aren't they both niedokonany forms?

[immery]

niosę is for things that happen right now (so duo usually translates is as Present continous tense -I am carrying)
noszę is for things that happen regularly ( so duolingo sually translates is as Present simple tense -I carry)

[Baerchen_]

What about "Niosę teraz kota". Does it make any sense?

[JanKLinde]

It surely does.

[immerweiter]

what if the cat is a female, will it also be kota?

[JanKLinde]

A female cat is "kotka", so if you want to point out that she's female, you can say "Teraz niosę kotkę". But "kota" is still correct if the gender doesn't matter.