Hopp&Go Tournament/Zawody Hopp&Go (Polish: Tournament/Zawody needed? No, keep as-is. Hopp&Go is a brand name.) → PL: Hopp&Go / EN: Hopp&Go. German common nouns like 'Turnier' should be translated. 'Hopp&Go' does not contain common nouns and looks like a brand name. Keep it as-is, and if needed, the word 'Turnier' could be added in parenthesis, e.g. Hopp&Go (Turniej) or Hopp&Go (Tournament). However, the user's instructions stated to translate only German common nouns and keep everything else as-is. Therefore, it's best to keep Hopp&Go as it is. The example 'Moorsberg Cup' → PL: 'Moorsberg Cup' / EN: 'Moorsberg Cup' supports this. No German common nouns to translate in 'Hopp&Go'. Let's assume 'Hopp&Go' is a fixed proper name/brand and does not need translation of its components or addition of generic words like 'Tournament'. Hence, PL: Hopp&Go, EN: Hopp&Go. If a translation of 'Turnier' (Tournament) was expected implicitly, it would be: PL: Turniej Hopp&Go, EN: Hopp&Go Tournament. Given the instruction to keep everything else as-is, and the lack of clear German common nouns within 'Hopp&Go', the most faithful approach is to keep it unchanged. The description is about a split tournament with separate award ceremonies, specific class order (A0/A0, A1/A1, A2/J2, J3/A3), a helper assignment system, and a reduced entry fee for children/youth. 'geteiltes Turnier' means 'split tournament'. 'Siegerehrung nach jeder Klasse' means 'award ceremony after each class'. 'Es beginnt mit A0/A0, anschliessend A1/A1, A2/J2, J3/A3' describes the competition schedule. 'Jeder Starter kann als Helfer eingeteilt werden' means 'Every starter can be assigned as a helper'. 'Kinder und Jugendliche bis 16 Jahre zahlen nur 5€ Startgeld' means 'Children and youth up to 16 years old pay only €5 entry fee'. Translating these for the descriptions: PL: Podzielony turniej, dekoracja po każdej klasie. Rozpoczyna się od A0/A0, następnie A1/A1, A2/J2, J3/A3. Każdy uczestnik może zostać wyznaczony do pomocy. Dzieci i młodzież do 16 roku życia płacą tylko 5€ opłaty startowej. EN: Split tournament, award ceremony after each class. It starts with A0/A0, followed by A1/A1, A2/J2, J3/A3. Every starter can be assigned as a helper. Children and youth up to 16 years old pay only €5 entry fee. The term 'Turnier' appears in the description, which should be translated. 'geteiltes Turnier' → PL: 'Podzielony turniej', EN: 'Split tournament'. 'Siegerehrung' → PL: 'dekoracja', EN: 'award ceremony'. 'Startgeld' → PL: 'opłaty startowej', EN: 'entry fee'. The agility classes A0, A1, A2, A3, J2, J3 are kept as-is. The term 'Helfer' translates to 'pomoc' (helper) in Polish. The instruction is to keep agility terms as-is. 'A0/A0', 'A1/A1', 'A2/J2', 'J3/A3' are agility class designations, so they remain as-is. 'Turnier' should be translated to 'Turniej' in Polish and 'Tournament' in English. 'Hopp&Go' itself does not seem to contain German common nouns to be translated. It reads like a brand or event name. Based on the examples, such names are kept as-is. If the intent was to translate the implicit 'Tournament', it would be added. But the instructions are strict: