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In Spanish, you don't always have to use the words for 'I' - yo, 'he' - él or 'she' - ella. Llevo - 'I wear' makes sense on its own.
(Yo) llevo - I wear (or, I am wearing)
(Él / ella) lleva - He / she wears
un jersey - a jumper
una camisa - a shirt
una camiseta - a t-shirt
un sombrero - a hat
un abrigo - a coat
una falda - a skirt
una bufanda - a scarf
You can say un pantalón or more usually, unos pantalones to say trousers. Shorts are literally 'short trousers' – unos pantalones cortos.
There are two ways to say 'some' – unos for masculine nouns like:
unos pantalones - some trousers
unos pantalones cortos - some shorts
unos pijamas - some pyjamas
unos zapatos - some shoes
unos guantes - some gloves
unos calzoncillos - some underpants
And unas for feminine nouns:
unas botas - some boots
unas gafas de sol - some sunglasses
unas bragas - some knickers
DID YOU KNOW ... The verb you use to say you wear something - llevar - also means 'to carry', so you can say llevo un jersey (I wear a jumper) but also llevo un paraguas (I carry an umbrella)!
Llevo un paraguas. - I carry an umbrella.
