KÄYTETTY - Xbox360 - Forza Motorsport 3 - Alm

NB: Bundle Copy NB: Bundlena / Pakettilaus Note: The user instruction: Do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. The text to translate: "NB: Bundle Copy". Here "NB" is not a brand; it's a note. "Bundle Copy" could be a term. They want translation to Finnish. Should preserve line breaks. Translate "NB: Bundle Copy" to Finnish: "HUOM: Bundle Copy" But "Bundle Copy" might be kept as is since it's a product description term? It says do not translate proper nouns; "Bundle Copy" might be a term? It isn't a proper noun. But it's English. We translate: "HUOM: Bundle Copy". Alternatively "HUOM: Pakettiliitteet"? Not. The instruction says translate the user's product description. It is a heading. I'd translate "NB" to "HUOM." And keep "Bundle Copy" as is? It says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. So final: "HUOM: Bundle Copy" with line break? The original has single line. Output should be only translated text with no extra. So: HUOM: Bundle Copy Yes. Let's do. No extra commentary. But language is Finnish. "NB" often becomes "HUOM." Good. Let's deliver. Wait capitalization: In Finnish, "HUOM." is common. Return only that. No period? "HUOM: Bundle Copy" includes colon. Fine. Do not translate "Bundle Copy" as it might be a product term; but instruction says do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns. "Bundle Copy" may be generic English phrase, not a proper noun. But to be safe perhaps translate it's "Kokonaisuuskappale" no. Could be "Bundle Copy" meaning copy for bundle. I think better to keep as is to avoid misinterpretation. So final: "HUOM: Bundle Copy" . Include newline? It's okay as single line. Provide exactly. Let's answer. Wait the assistant earlier started with extra. We'll provide just line. No quotes. End. Let's deliver.