You're a professional, and I'm an amateur.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

You are a professional actor with a wealth of experience.

You are an amateur businessman so please pay attention.

What's your specialty?

What's your major?

However, I am not a specialist.

I'm no expert.

You can be a professional repairman too.

That's within [outside] your province.

You are an artist, aren't you?

I don't lay claim to being an expert.

He is engrossed in his profession.

I leave it to you (to choose) whether you will be a scholar or a civil servant.

You are an excellent researcher.

We can be professional.

You're now among the elite.

You are now among the elite.

You are a very passionate leader.

You don't have the skill to be a carpenter.

the particular occupation for which you are trained

I'm not a specialist.

I will ask a specialist about those things.

Leave that job to the experts!

Leave that to the experts.

We should leave that to the experts.

It would be better to leave that to the experts.

I hear you're very rich.

professional education

of or relating to or suitable as a profession

Our specialized staff will support your activities.

I will do my best and become a good teacher.