
Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black Note: Do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. The user instruction says translate the user's product description from English to French, but also preserve proper nouns. Here the product name is "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" which contains brand Dragon Shield; policy says do not translate proper nouns. But we must translate description. However in this case the entire line is a product title. We should preserve proper nouns; "Dragon Shield" should stay. "Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" might be translated except "Standard" could be kept as "Standard" (not proper noun). But instruction says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. Return only translated text. But we must keep "Dragon Shield" as is. So translation: "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" translated to French would be "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" if we keep proper nouns and maybe translate "Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" into French would be "Protèes intérieurs standards, intérieurs noirs épais"? Wait "Inner Sleeves" meaning inner sleeves for cards. In French: "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" would become "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" with some French words: "Inner Sleeves" translates to " sachets internes" or "range-cartes"? In card game context, inner sleeves are "sleeves intérieures" or "pochette intérieure". Common term: "Inner sleeves" -> "sleeves intérieures" or "pochettes intérieures". "Thick Inner Black" -> "Noirs intérieurs épais" or "intérieures noires épaisses". So full translation: "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" -> keep Dragon Shield; "Standard" perhaps kept as "Standard" in French? Could be "Standard" is French loanword. Better: "Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" becomes "Inner Sleeves standards intérieures noires épaisses". But we must keep exact line break and structure; it's a single line. We should translate to: "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" with French translation for the rest: "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" -> "Dragon Shield Standards Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" hmm. I think best: "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" -> "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" translated would be "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" is not translated. But the instruction says translate the user's product description. I'll translate keeping brand name unchanged: "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" -> "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" in French: "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" doesn't fit. I will translate: "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" -> "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" This seems wrong. Let's do: "Dragon Shield standard inner sleeves épaisses noires" but "Inner Sleeves" plural. So "sleeves" translates to "pochettes" or "manches" but for sleeves, "sleeves intérieures" is common. So: "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves Thick Inner Black" -> "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves épaisses Noires" but need French grammar: "sleeves intérieures épaisses noires" better: "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves épaisses et noires" But "Thick Inner Black" implies "Inner Black" meaning inner sleeve color black. So "épaisses et noires" not good. Let's craft: "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves – intérieures épaisses noires" with dash, but we can't add a dash? It's allowed. Final: "Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves intérieures épaisses noires" Maybe "noires" modifies sleeves; order: "intérieures noires épaisses" is okay. Let's output: Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves intérieures noires épaisses But "Standard" left as English; brand "Dragon Shield" kept. So: Final line: Dragon Shield Standard Inner Sleeves intérieures noires épaisses I will output that. Ensure only text. No quotes. Include line breaks? single line. Okay.