How is the word Amateur translated from German to English

Eine Person, die etwas aus Freude tut, nicht des Geldes wegen.

A person who does something for pleasure, not money.

noun
English translation
Amateur

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  • Das Turnier steht Amateuren offen. The tournament is open to amateurs.

  • Er spielt in einer Amateurliga. He plays in an amateur league.

  • Zahlen Amateure eine Startgebühr? Do amateurs pay an entry fee?

  • Amateurfotografen sind im Workshop willkommen. Amateur photographers are welcome at the workshop.

  • Sie begann als Amateurin und wurde später Profi. She began as an amateur and later turned professional.

  • Ist das eine Amateurproduktion oder eine professionelle? Is this an amateur production or a professional one?

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How is “Amateur” translated from German?
“Amateur” translates into English as “Amateur”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “Amateur” mean?
Meaning of “Amateur”: Eine Person, die etwas aus Freude tut, nicht des Geldes wegen. In English — “Amateur”.
What part of speech is “Amateur”?
“Amateur” is a noun.
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