"We like sport."

Translation: Мы любим спорт.

[Dave168907]

In American English, we do not use "sport" as a term for sports in general. We either like a sport or sports in general. So,"I like sport" is not proper in American English.

[AlexeiRosc1]

Is it proper in any other dialect of English? I wouldn't think so, but I really don't know.

[daughterofAlbion]

It is normal in British English.

[brukte]

Why not "спорт нам нравится" ?

[DerZeitgeist]

Read this gem from Olimo regarding любить vs нравиться.
https://www.duolingo.com/comment/11754722

[va-diim]

It should say, "We like sports."

[cjstephens]

Do you really need the "My"?

[deactivated user]

In short, yes.

[cjstephens]

I was taught that you could drop the personal pronouns, especially where the verb ending made the subject clear.

[deactivated user]

I think in formal Russian pronouns are almost never dropped.

In colloqual speech, they may be dropped, but I don't think it depends on the verb form. We also drop them before past tense sometimes, and past tense doesn't make it clear. Unfortunately, I don't know any rules for dropping them, I just rely on my intuition.