

Uudet paketissa Kannettava/Toimiva kieltäytys? Hmm "Wearable" translates to "Käytettävissä". But context: product description "New in package" and "Wearable". For Finnish, "Wearable" as a noun meaning wearable device: "paitsi? Wait: Finnish: "Wearable" often " kannettava laite" or "käytettävä" hmm The instruction says translate from English to Finnish, preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. So lines: New in package Wearable Translate: "New in package" -> "Uudet paketissa" or "Uudessa kuoressa"? In marketplace typically "New in package" = "Uusi paketissa" or "Uusi, kitissä"? Standard: "New in box" is "Uusi laatikossa" or "Uusi laatikossa" more common "Uusi paketissa" I'd choose "Uudessa paketissa". But correct phrase: "New in package" = "Uusi paketissa" I think "Uudessa pakkauksessa" would be "In new packaging". Some listings use "Uusi, paketissa". Let's craft: "New in package" -> "Uusi paketissa" or "Uudessa paketissa". We'll choose "Uudessa paketissa". "Wearable" = "Käytettävä" or "kannettava"? For wearable device: "Käytettävä". However as a noun "Wearable" = "päällepantava laite" Could keep as "Wearable" is proper noun? They said do not translate proper nouns; it's generic. I'll translate as "Käytettävä" to describe product type. But that seems awkward. Another option: "Wearable" meaning wearable tech: "Käytettävä laite" The line is just "Wearable" We'll do "Käytettävä laite". Let's produce two lines: Uudessa paketissa Käytettävä laite But "Käytettävä laite" is odd. Maybe "Wearable" as "Wearable" = "pukeutuva"? No. I'll choose "Käytettävä laite". Okay. Return only text. Include line break. Let's answer.