Obscure: The Aftermath(PSP) - Australsk kansi

Obscure: The Aftermath(PSP) - Australsk cover Obscure: The Aftermath(PSP) - Australsk cover (Note: The instruction says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. The original has one line. We should translate content. But product name and parentheses should remain exactly as written. We should translate "Australsk cover" to Finnish. Also "cover" in Australian version? The word "Australsk" is Swedish/Norwegian? It says Australsk cover in English? The phrase is "Obscure: The Aftermath(PSP) - Australsk cover" It appears in English but "Australsk" is Danish/Norwegian for Australian. The instruction says do not translate proper nouns; but "Australsk" is not a proper noun; it's a language/country adjective. Might translate to Finnish: "Australialainen kansi" or "Australian kansi" depending. In Finnish, "Australian kansi" is natural. Also "PSP" stays. The line should be: Obscure: The Aftermath(PSP) - Australian kansi We should not translate product names; "Obscure: The Aftermath(PSP)" is the product name; keep as is. Then space hyphen space "Australsk cover" translate to Finnish "Australian kansi". So final: Obscure: The Aftermath(PSP) - Australian kansi But ensure line breaks preserved; only that line. No extra quotes. Provide exactly that. Wait capitalization: "Australian kansi" with capital A. Yes. Let's answer. Note to not include extra commentary. Also maintain parentheses exactly. Done.