How do you say " I love nursing" in your language?

isa akong nurse.......................maysa ak nga nurse.................

"I am a nurse"

what language is this

QUOTE=mother/babyRN]Hi there from the USA....I was interested in making a flyer for a nursing project and thought it might be nice to indicate how much nurses appreciate each other...If anyone is interested, please let me know how to say ( and spell) " I love being a nurse", in your language.....Thanks![/quote]

Here it goes in Spanish. "I love Nursing" " Amo la enfermería"
"I love being a Nurse" "Amo ser enfermera" There are many ways of saying the
same. Hope this helps.

Sorry to split hairs, but I think this is incorrect, and my French colleague agrees with me.
It's: 'J'aime d'être infirmère' (or if you're a man, infirmier). When you have two verbs together in French, the second has to be in the infinitive form, in this case "être" preceeded by the preposition 'de' shortened to d' because it precedes a vowel.

j'aime etre une infirmiere



c'est franchais

Sorry but I asked my hubby to translate. He is french...from Paris.....real anal about his language lol typic franchais.....sorry but my keyboard isn't set up for the accents.
a bientot

mahal ko ang pagiging nars = I love being a nurse
It's tagalog language from the Philippines

In Romanian, you'd say:

"Imi place sa fiu asistenta" = "I love being a nurse"

Wo Ai hu li!

I think "I liebe Krankenpflege" is the most accurate.

Mencanta ser una norsa!

That's spanish for "I love being a nurse!"
Hubby can't think of the word for "nursing", My french is very rusty, but I'll try to put it together.