How do you say " I love nursing" in your language? - page 6

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   Aug 17, '04

   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
2. 
   Aug 18, '04

   mahal ko ang pagiging nars = I love being a nurse
   It's tagalog language from the Philippines
3. 
   Aug 18, '04

   In Romanian, you'd say:
   
   "Imi place sa fiu asistenta" = "I love being a nurse"
4. 
   Aug 23, '04

   Wo Ai hu li!
5. 
   Aug 28, '04

   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.
6. 
   Aug 29, '04

   "Enicku Nursing Eshtamanu" (in Malayalam - Mother tongue of Kerala, India)
7. 
   Aug 30, '04

   Quote from shot_z

   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.

   Norsa doesn't exixts in Spanish. It could be said "Me encanta ser una enfermera " or "Amo la enfermería" In some spanish speaking countries, like Uruguay, it's ussually said Nurse for enfermera. But never norsa.
   Nursing in Spanish is said "Enfermería"
   
8. 
   Sep 13, '04

   Hello !
   
   I lived long time near the netherlands border, and I think, they would say :
   
   Ik houd van pleeg
   
   Hope that is right
   
   Dirk
9. 
   Sep 13, '04

   in south africa we say: Ek is mal oor verpleging!! Is so great to see others loving the profession as much as I do. Though some day's more than others....
10. 
    Sep 14, '04

    Quote from Gitane56

    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

    
    Well I won't argue with a real Frenchman! However people here do omit the article un(e) when they talk about their profession (and I was taught this is correct), and I'm shocked he doesn't use a preposition. Does he have an explanation for this? (I'm not questioning his use of his own language, I'm simply interested as you get different explanations from different French people)
11. 
    Sep 23, '04

    Gitane, thank-you for prompting me to look this up!
    The verb aimer is followed by a direct verb and not a preposition. I've been making this mistake a long time now! Big merci to your man!
12. 
    Nov 8, '04

    In Spanish..."Me encanta ser enfermero"
    
    Oliver
13. 
    Nov 8, '04

    Quote from 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!

    in portuguese is said "eu amo enfermagem", i'm glad i could help you! :hatparty:

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