Denne LANDO CALRISSIAN er så rå. Takk til @thelittletoycompany for å ha fikset meg en stand-in? Wait, careful: "hooking me up" means "få meg [noe]" in slang. Could be "for å få meg tak i" or "for å ordne det for meg". Maintain line breaks and paragraph structure. Also keep the product name LANDO CALRISSIAN unchanged. Translate: Denne LANDO CALRISSIAN er så rå. Takk til @thelittletoycompany for å få meg skikkelig hookup? No. Better: "Takk til @thelittletoycompany for å fikse meg en..." but not exactly. In Norwegian, "hooking me up" = "for å ordne det for meg" or "for å skaffe meg". Since it's a product, maybe "for å fikse meg en" not good. Let's do: "Denne LANDO CALRISSIAN er så rå. Takk til @thelittletoycompany for å ha ordnet det for meg." That conveys. Return with same line breaks as input: Two sentences separated by space? Original: This LANDO CALRISSIAN is so bad-ass. Thanks to @thelittletoycompany for hooking me up Note double spaces after This. We'll preserve line breaks: "This LANDO CALRISSIAN is so bad-ass. Thanks to @thelittletoycompany for hooking me up" becomes: Denne LANDO CALRISSIAN er så rå. Takk til @thelittletoycompany for å ordne det for meg But line breaks: The original has line break after "This LANDO CALRISSIAN is so bad-ass." Then "Thanks to @thelittletoycompany for hooking me up" Probably two lines. We'll output: Denne LANDO CALRISSIAN er så rå. Takk til @thelittletoycompany for å ordne det for meg Keep two lines? The instruction preserve line breaks and paragraph structure. So we should keep same line breaks: first line becomes "Denne LANDO CALRISSIAN er så rå." then second line "Takk til @thelittletoycompany for å ordne det for meg" Let's do: Denne LANDO CALRISSIAN er så rå. Takk til @thelittletoycompany for å ordne det for meg