Bouli Snowman Iloista joulua Emalinen rintaneula (80s)

Cute pin with the French Bouli Snowman wishing you a Happy Christmas! Measures just below 2 cm from top to bottom. Condition: Great Hope, but we must translate; also included product names: Bouli remains as is. Translate English to Finnish. Also preserve line breaks. The text says "Cute pin with the French Bouli Snowman wishing you a Happy Christmas! Measures just below 2 cm from top to bottom. Condition: Great" We should translate. Keep Bouli Snowman as proper noun; but instruction says do not translate product names; keep exactly as written. So we should not translate "Bouli Snowman" or "Happy Christmas" maybe "Happy Christmas" translates to "Hyvää Joulua". But since "bouli snowman" is a product description; we should translate the rest but keep proper nouns. The instruction says do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. So "Bouli Snowman" is a proper noun; keep as is. Also "Cute pin" -> " söpö pin" but "pin" maybe "pin" is not Finnish; better "Pin" or "nastanappi"? In Finnish, a decorative pin is "nastanappi" or "pin". Common marketplaces use "pin" or "brooch" = "ptr"? "Lächerä" Hmm. We'll translate to Finnish: "Söpö pin Bouli Snowman ..."? But since "Bouli Snowman" is a proper noun, keep. The rest: "Cute pin with the French Bouli Snowman wishing you a Happy Christmas! Measures just below 2 cm from top to bottom. Condition: Great" In Finnish: "Söpö pin, jossa on ranskalainen Bouli-nukke/ Bouli Snowman toivottaasin hyvää joulua!" But "Bouli Snowman" is name; should be kept. The French Bouli Snowman maybe "ranskalaista Bouli Snowmania"? Better: "Söpö pin with the French Bouli Snowman wishing you a Happy Christmas!" -> "Söpö pin Bouli Snowman - French? The instruction says keep proper nouns; but the rest need translation. Also "Happy Christmas" -> "Hyvää joulua!". Now line breaks: Original has one paragraph. Let's craft: Söpö pin with the French Bouli Snowman wishing you a Happy Christmas! -> In Finnish: "Söpö pin, jossa on the French Bouli Snowman toivottaa sinulle hyvää joulua!" But "the French" should be translated as "ranskalainen" but it's part of description; "Bouli Snowman" is proper noun; we can say "ranskalaista Bouli Snowmania" or "Ranskalaista Bouli Snowmania toivottaa sinulle hyvää joulua!" But "with" structure: "Söpö pin, jossa on ranskalaista Bouli Snowmania, toivottaa sinulle hyvää joulua!" Good. "Measures just below 2 cm from top to bottom." -> "Koko noin vähän alle 2 cm pituudeltaan." Better: "Koko alle 2 cm korkea pituussuunnassa." We'll say: "Koko noin hieman alle 2 cm ylhäältä alas." Finnish natural: "Koko noin hieman alle 2 cm Pystysuuntainen mittaus ylhäältä alas." Hmm. Better: "Koko noin hieman alle 2 cm korkeudelta alhaalta." I'm overcomplicating. Simpler: "Koko hieman alle 2 cm korkeudelta." Actually "from top to bottom" = "ylälaidasta alalaidkaan". So: "Koko hieman alle 2 cm ylöspäin?" No. Let's craft: "Mittaa hieman alle 2 cm ylhäältä alalaidasta." That's awkward. Maybe: "Koko noin hieman alle 2 cm ylhäältä alalaidastaan." hmm. Finnish: "Pituus: hieman alle 2 cm ylhäältä alas." That works. "Condition: Great" -> "Kunto: Erinomainen" Let's assemble: Söpö pin, jossa on ranskalaista Bouli Snowmania toivottaa sinulle hyvää joulua! Koko noin hieman alle 2 cm ylhäältä alas. Kunto: Erinomainen We should ensure "toivottaa sinulle hyvää joulua" Good. Do not include extra quotes. Return text. Ensure line breaks preserved. The original had one paragraph; but instruction says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. We can keep as one paragraph, but it's okay to have line breaks? We can keep as one paragraph. But there is no line breaks in input. So we'll output as a single paragraph. Let's craft: Söpö pin, jossa on ranskalaista Bouli Snowmania toivottaa sinulle hyvää joulua! Koko noin hieman alle 2 cm ylhäältä alas. Kunto: Erinomainen Ok. Ensure proper nouns kept: Bouli Snowmania. "ranskalaista" lowercase. Good. Let's deliver.