How do you say I wore in French?

The phrase "I wore" in French depends on the context and the gender of the garment.

Here are the most common ways to say it:

For masculine garments:

* J'ai porté: This is the most common and general way to say "I wore."

* Example: *J'ai porté un pantalon noir.* (I wore black pants.)

For feminine garments:

* J'ai porté: This is also used for feminine garments.

* Example: *J'ai porté une robe bleue.* (I wore a blue dress.)

For a specific time:

* J'ai porté... hier/aujourd'hui/ce matin/ce soir...: This expresses wearing something at a specific time.

* Example: *J'ai porté un pull rouge hier.* (I wore a red sweater yesterday.)

For a specific event:

* J'ai porté... à la fête/au mariage/au concert...: This indicates wearing something for a particular occasion.

* Example: *J'ai porté une robe de soirée à la fête.* (I wore a dress to the party.)

Remember: The past participle "porté" agrees in gender with the garment.