DVD: Air Buddies: Pennut seikkailussa

Air Buddies:五es prins? Wait careful. The title: "Air Buddies: Hvalpene på Eventyr" Danish. Translation to Finnish: "Air Buddies: Vauvat seikkailevat" Hmm Danish "Hvalpene på Eventyr" means "Puppies on Adventure". Finnish: "Puppies on the Adventure" Actually proper title: "Air Buddies: Vauvat seikkailevat" Could be "Air Buddies: Vauvat seikkailevat" Yes. So output should be translated text only, preserve line breaks. The input has one line. So output that translation. The brand: "Air Buddies" should remain exact. So: "Air Buddies: Vauvat seikkailevat" Let's deliver.} Wait "Vauvat" is plural. "Eventyr" = "seikkailut" or "seikkailu" as noun. "on Adventure" plural? "Hvalpene på Eventyr" -> "Vauvat seikkailevat" is present tense verb phrase "The puppies on adventures" hmm Might be better as "Vauvat seikkailevat" or "Vauvat seikkailevat seikkailussa" which means "the puppies embark on an adventure" In Danish title "Puppies on Adventure" maybe "Vauvat seikkailulla" Not correct. I think "Vauvat seikkailevat" is okay as "The puppies are adventuring". Let's output exactly: Air Buddies: Vauvat seikkailevat But we must preserve line breaks. So single line. Output that. Also maintain case. Fine. Let's answer.