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Spelarerar? Wait. The input is "Plays" which in English could be a noun "plays" or verb "plays" or "Plays" with capitalization. The user says translate product description from English to Swedish. But the provided text is just "Plays". In a marketplace context, "Plays" might be a title or plural noun. We must preserve proper nouns and not translate product names. The instruction: Do not translate product names, titles, brand names, model numbers, or other proper nouns — keep them exactly as written. If "Plays" is a title or product name, we should keep it as "Plays" in Swedish as well. But it's a generic word; ambiguous. As translation, "Plays" could be "spelar" (verb) or "spel" (plays as noun? "plays" as in theater plays -> "pjäser"). The safe approach: since it's a product description line, maybe it's a title "Plays" that should be kept as is? The instruction says preserve proper nouns; "Plays" is capitalized; could be a title. I'd translate if it's common noun. But user said translate the user's product description from English to Swedish. If the input is only "Plays", what's best? Probably translate as "Spelar" or "Spelas"? Not sure. Given ambiguity, but guideline to not translate proper nouns. "Plays" is not a proper noun. So translate. "Plays" as a verb third person singular "plays" -> "spelar". If it's noun plural "plays" as in plays (theatrical works) -> "pjäser". The term "Plays" capitalized at start could be title of a product. Hmm. I will choose "Spelar" is odd for a product description. Safer: translate as "Spel" is noun "games"? Not. I'll translate as "Spelar" which is third-person singular present of "spela": "plays" -> "spelar". But if it's a title "Plays" would be kept, but instruction says preserve proper nouns; not necessarily. I think better to translate as "Spelar". Provide only translated text with same line breaks; there is only one word. So output: "Spelar". But Swedish lowercase / uppercase? At start capitalized "Spelar" could be capitalized as it's the first word in a line. Ok. Let's answer: Spelar. But should it be "Spelar" or "Spela"? The translation of verb "to play" third person singular is "spelar". So final: Spelar. I'll output "Spelar". But it's a single word; no period. That's it.