Official Nintendo Wii Wheel - Valkoinen

Stand er brugt. -> The item is used. But careful: We must translate accurately. Danish: "Stand er brugt." Could be "Stand eres used" Wait grammar: "Stand er brugt." likely means "The stand is used." But "Stand" could be "stand" as a stand/exhibit. In Danish, "Stand er brugt." means "The stand is used." So translation: "Ständi on käytetty"? In Finnish: "Se on käytetty." But preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. Just translate sentence. Better: "Stand is used." In Finnish: "Standi on käytetty." If "Stand" as a stand, keep "Stand" maybe not translated? The instruction: do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns. "Stand" might be a generic word, not a brand. Probably translate. So "Stand er brugt." -> "Stand on käytetty." Finnish grammar: Finnish would be "Stand on käytetty." Yes. Let's output: Stand on käytetty. But ensure capitalization. "Stand on käytetty." So final text is that single line. No extra. Include line break? The input had "Stand er brugt." as a single line. So output should be "Stand on käytetty." with a period. In Finnish past passive? "Stand on käytetty" is odd; "Stand on käytetty" is: "The stand is used." Good. Return only translated text. Do not include quotes. So: Stand on käytetty. Let's deliver. But maybe Finnish natural: "Stand on käytetty" is acceptable. Could be "Stand on käytetty" or "Stand on käytetty." We'll keep with period. Already period ends sentence. Done. Ensure no extra spaces. Let's answer.