
The user provided "Eksperimentet" which appears to be Danish/Norwegian? It says in prompt: translate from English to Finnish. However the input is just "Eksperimentet" which is likely "The experiment" in Danish/N Norwegian? In Danish "Eksperimentet" means "The Experiment". But instruction: translate from English to Finnish. We should translate the user's product description from English to Finnish. The given text isn't English; it's a title. We must translate content provided. In such case maybe translate "Eksperimentet" to Finnish: "Kokeilu" or "Koe". Finnish for "Eksperimentet" (the experiment) is "Koe" or "Kokeilu". Product name should stay as is since it's a proper noun? The instruction says do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. Eksperimentet looks like a title; should not translate. So we should return exactly the same: Eksperimentet. The instruction to translate English to Finnish conflicts. We must follow developer instruction: preserve proper nouns; do not translate product names, titles, etc. The user provided only "Eksperimentet" which is a title; we should not translate. Also return only translated text. So output should be Eksperimentet. Do not add anything. Let's respond with Eksperimentet.