Arg arg arg? Wait follow rules: Keep proper nouns as written. Title: "Angry drunk orc - Heavier fabric T-Shirt - Sand / M". Need to translate generic words: condition, completeness, packaging, quantity, and connective wording. Here words are descriptors: "Heavier fabric T-Shirt" maybe translate to Swedish: "T-Shirt" is product name? It's generic; but developer said keep proper nouns exactly as written: product and set names, character names, brands, franchises, console and model names, edition names, grading labels... "T-Shirt" is generic; translate to "T-shirt" Swedish uses same but maybe "T-shirt" remains. "Heavier fabric" -> "tjockare tyg". "Sand" color -> "Sand" might be color; generic translate to "Sand" maybe leave? They said translate generic words around those names — condition, completeness, packaging, quantity, and connective wording. That's specific. Also "Heavier fabric" and "Sand / M" maybe M size. We should translate only generic words around names. Keep original word order, punctuation, capitalization. Probably translate "Heavier fabric" -> "Tjockare tyg" and slash stays. "M" size? leave. "Sand" is color name; generic translate to "Sand" in Swedish is same "Sand". Maybe "Angry drunk orc" is character name, keep as is. So result: Angry drunk orc - Tjockare tyg T-Shirt - Sand / M But maybe "T-Shirt" to "T-shirt". They said keep proper nouns exactly as written; T-Shirt is product name? It's generic; translate generic words around those names. I'll use "Tjockare tyg T-Shirt". Keep capitalization. Return only title. Let's output: Angry drunk orc - Tjockare tyg T-Shirt - Sand / M Done. ად. (No extras)_IRQ.네요._END.Ej i lager