
Man of Steel Danisk opetus? Wait: The second line "Dansk udgave." is Danish for "Danish edition." We should translate: "Man of Steel" proper noun remains same? It's a title; must preserve proper nouns. The instruction says do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers. So "Man of Steel" should stay as "Man of Steel". Then "Dansk udgave." should be translated to Finnish: "Tanskan painos." or "Tanskankielinen painos." In Finnish, "Danish edition" is "Tanskan painos" or "Tanskanen"? Best: "Tanskan painos." I think "Tanskan painos" is odd; more natural "Tanskalainen painos" meaning "Danish edition" as language. The phrase "Danish edition" translates as "Tanskalainen painos" or "Tanskan painos" Might choose "Tanskalainen painos." I'll choose "Tanskalainen painos." Preserve line breaks. So output: Man of Steel Tanskalainen painos.raagt? Actually "Danish edition." should be "Danish edition." in Finnish: "Tanskalainen painos." Yes. Let's deliver.``` Man of Steel Tanskalainen painos.``` no extra punctuation. Ensure newline preserved. We'll output exactly two lines. The instruction says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. So: Man of Steel Tanskalainen painos. Wait there are two lines: first line "Man of Steel", second "Dansk udgave." But we translate second line to Finnish. So final: Man of Steel Tanskalainen painos. Done. But there is a period. Original had no period? It was "Dansk udgave." with period. We'll keep period. So "Tanskalainen painos." yes. That's good.ेष. Let's output.