Harry potter bundle

2x peluche e spada magie? Wait no. The user says "2x plush and wand All new". We must translate preserving line breaks and paragraph structure. No translation of product names? It says do not translate product names; but here phrases: "plush" is generic, "wand" wand. No proper nouns. We should keep "2x" as is. "All new" -> "Tutto nuovo" or "Nuovo di zecca" more natural: "Nuovo di zecca". Maybe "Tutti nuovi" if plural items. The phrase "All new" as description: "Tutto nuovo". Could be "Nuovo di zecca" for each item. Let's translate: "2x plush and wand" -> "2x peluche e bacchetta" but "wand" commonly "bacchetta" or "bacchetta magica". In Italian, for games, "wand" is "bacchetta" or "bacchetta magica". Use "bacchetta magica". So "2x plush and wand" -> "2x peluche e bacchetta magica". Then "All new" -> "Tutto nuovo" or "Tutti nuovi" If it's singular product listing, "Tutto nuovo" ok. We'll do line breaks preserved: two lines originally? It is "2x plush and wand" newline "All new". We'll output: 2x peluche e bacchetta magica Tutto nuovo Let's proceed. Also ensure proper noun preservation; none. Done. But "peluche" is French loanword also used in Italian "peluche" sometimes; Italian for plush toy is "peluche" or "peluche" widely used? In Italian, "peluche" is used? People say "peluche" or "pluche"? The Italian is "peluche" or "tenero peluche" hmm. More common: "peluche" borrowed? Could also say "peluche" or "peluche". Another option "orso di peluche" etc. Since it's "2x peluche" it's acceptable though could be ambiguous. Better "2x peluche e bacchetta magica" but missing article "un peluche" Usually "2x peluche e bacchetta magica" fine. Let's deliver.