Unopened still in original packaging -> Unopened still in original packaging is English. But we must translate to German. The phrase: "Unopened still in original packaging" translates to "Unopened still in original packaging" in German? That seems odd. Proper translation: "Unopened, still in original packaging" in German: "Ungeöffnet, noch in Originalverpackung." Might be used in listings: "Unopened, still in original packaging" -> "Ungeöffnet, noch in Originalverpackung." Since maintain line breaks? There's only one line. Use "Ungeöffnet, noch in Originalverpackung." Ensure capitalization: Originalverpackung as one word? In German, "Originalverpackung" is common. So final: Ungeöffnet, noch in Originalverpackung.