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I enjoy being a student?

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I am having a bit of trouble when dealing with multiple verbs. I want to say "I enjoy being a student." Disfruto soy estudiante? Is there a general rule to remember when doing this'

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updated JUL 8, 2008
posted by fuzzyjon79

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would use it this way for me, and people may say i am wrong , and i wouldn't argue but i would say it this way.yo estoy encantada de ser una estudiante.

updated JUL 8, 2008
posted by caridad
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Didn't get the translation for "me gusta ser estudiante".
Does "me gusta ser estudiante" mean "he/she/usted like(s) me to be student" if I translated it correctly?
"Gusto ser estudiante" means "I like to be student", am I right? If not, please explain it to me why I am wrong.

Gracias de antemano,

Marco

updated JUL 7, 2008
posted by Marco-T
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The general rule, as Heidita demonstrates, is that the English gerund (noun form of a verb) is replaced by the infinitive in Spanish.

I saw him going (go) in.
Lo vi entrar.

She likes watching (to watch) TV.
(A ella) le gusta mirar la tele.

updated JUL 7, 2008
posted by 00bacfba
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Me gusta ser estudiante.
Disfruto ser estudiante (not common in Spain)

updated JUL 7, 2008
posted by 00494d19
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