DVD - Alvin And The Chipmunks

Used DVD – Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel? Wait: The Danish says "Alvin og de frække jordegern" which is "Alvin and the Chipmunks" generally titled "Alvin and the Chipmunks" (the frække jordegern = naughty squirrels). In Danish it's "Alvin og de frække jordegern" which is likely "Alvin and the Chipmunks". So translation: "Used DVD – Alvin and the Chipmunks Used DVD from Portal of Fantasy. The item has been checked, cleaned and tested before sale. It includes what is shown in the product image." We must not translate product names; but instruction: Do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. So we should keep "Alvin og de frække jordegern" as is. Also preserve line breaks. So: "Brugt DVD – Alvin og de frække jordegern Brugt DVD fra Portal of Fantasy. Varen er kontrolleret, rengjort og testet før salg. Der medfølger det, som fremgår af produktbilledet." Translate to English but keep proper nouns. So: "Used DVD – Alvin og de frække jordegern Used DVD from Portal of Fantasy. The item has been checked, cleaned and tested before sale. It includes what is shown in the product image." But "Portal of Fantasy" is maybe a proper noun, but it's a store name; we should preserve it as is, which is already translated. It says don't translate product names, titles, brand names, etc. Portal of Fantasy is store name; we should keep as is. And "Alvin og de frække jordegern" kept as is. So final: "Used DVD – Alvin og de frække jordegern Used DVD from Portal of Fantasy. The item has been checked, cleaned and tested before sale. It includes what is shown in the product image." Yes. Ensure line breaks preserved. No extra quotes. Let's output. Note: "dermed"? We used "includes" for "Der medfølger det" which literally "What is included is what is shown in the product image." We'll phrase: "What is included is as shown in the product image." Better: "What is included is as shown in the product image." Fine. Let's finalize.