KÄYTETTY - Wii - Surf's Up

Surf's Up Nintendo Wii: Spillet kommer komplet med manual, og er testet ok. But we must translate to Finnish. The instruction says translate the user's product description from Danish to Finnish. Also preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. Do not translate product names. Keep exactly as written for proper nouns. The Danish text: "Surf's Up til Nintendo Wii. Spillet kommer komplet med manual, og er testet ok." We should translate to Finnish while leaving "Surf's Up" and "Nintendo Wii" as is (they are proper nouns). So Finnish translation: "Surf's Up til Nintendo Wii." Maybe keep til? In Finnish translation, we should translate "til" to "Nintendo Wii:lle" or "Nintendo Wii:lle". The line structure has a period after "Wii." We'll translate. Original: "Surf's Up til Nintendo Wii. Spillet kommer komplet med manual, og er testet ok." Translate: "Surf's Up til Nintendo Wii." -> "Surf's Up til Nintendo Wii." Actually "til" is Danish for "to" or "for" in Norwegian? In Danish, "til" means "to" or "for". In Finnish translation, for a game to Nintendo Wii: "Surf's Up Nintendo Wii:lle." But we must preserve line breaks and paragraph structure; there is a period after. We'll produce two sentences (same). So "Surf's Up til Nintendo Wii." should become "Surf's Up Nintendo Wii:lle." But the instruction says preserve line breaks; it's one line: Actually it's two sentences. We'll produce: "Surf's Up Nintendo Wii:lle. Spillet kommer komplet med manual, og er testet ok." But need to translate the rest to Finnish: "Spillet kommer komplet med manual, og er testet ok." Danish to Finnish: "Peli tulee mukaan täydellisen ohjekirjan kanssa ja se on testattu ok" But more natural: "Peli tulee täydellisen käsikirjan kanssa, ja se on testattu OK." In Finnish: "Peli tulee täydellisen ohjekirjan kanssa ja se on testattu ok." We should preserve "ok" casing; maybe "OK" is uppercase. Danish had "ok". In Finnish we can say "OK" or "ok" as in original? The instruction: translate; OK in Finnish would be "ok" or "OK". I'll choose "OK" uppercase. Also "komplet" translates to "täydellisen" and "manual" translates to "ohjekirjan" or "manuaali" Finnish. Use "ohjekirjan". So final: "Surf's Up Nintendo Wii:lle. Peli tulee täydellisen ohjekirjan kanssa ja se on testattu OK." But "ohjekirjan" is singular; "ohjekirja" is manual; "komplet" would be "täydellisen". So "Peli tulee täydellisen ohjekirjan kanssa ja se on testattu OK." Good. Let's output that single translated text with same punctuation: Surf's Up Nintendo Wii:lle. Peli tulee täydellisen ohjekirjan kanssa ja se on testattu OK. Wait we changed punctuation: original period after first sentence; we keep. Return only translated text. Let's finalize. Also "Nintendo Wii" is a proper noun; we keep as is. Good. line breaks preserved? Original has two sentences in one line. We'll output exactly as two sentences in one paragraph. Okay. But the prompt says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure; there is a line break after? It shows two sentences in one line. We'll keep as one line with a space; it's fine. We'll output: Surf's Up Nintendo Wii:lle. Peli tulee täydellisen ohjekirjan kanssa ja se on testattu OK.