"Eu port pantaloni, o cămașă și pantofi."

Translation: I wear pants, a shirt, and shoes.

[LongHenry]

in some locales pants means underwear

[gustawsohn]

You are right, I found the following sentence: ”Under her skirt she wore lace pants”.

[TomRuffles]

Yes, I wear pants (ie underpants) under my trousers. I am assuming pantaloni means trousers, being related to pantaloons.

[Sofi966016]

Indeed!

[SiobhanOli]

In English pants always means underwear. We would say trousers. I've come to realise this course is written in American so I am trying to get used to it!

[Kimmi472805]

Why isn't there a comma after cămașă? Is there an actual reason or is it just a typo?

[WarsawWill]

In many languages a comma is not used before the final item in a list. Nor is this comma, known variously as the "serial comma", "the Harvard comma" or the Oxford comma" obligatory in all forms of English, and the way I was taught (BrE) was not to use it unless its absence might cause ambiguity.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_comma