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Promotiobal endast t-shirt Ny t-shirt Overkörd? Wait. Need accurate translation. Original: Promotiobal only shirt New shirt Unworn There is a typo "Promotiobal" likely "Promotional". The instruction: preserve line breaks. Do not translate proper nouns? It's generic. We'll translate. "Promotional only shirt" -> Swedish: "Promotional endast tröja" but "shirt" is "t-shirt" or "tröja"? Since "New shirt" and "Unworn" suggest clothing. Use "t-shirt" for "shirt" if US. The phrase "Promotiobal only shirt" unclear. Maybe "Promotional only shirt" meaning "Promotional shirt only"? Better: "Promotional only shirt" -> "Promotional-only t-shirt" but in Swedish: "Endast promo-t-shirt" or "Endast promotional-t-shirt" Might be awkward. We should translate as "Promotiobal" is misspelled; we should preserve? They are product description; we should translate. Since "Promotiobal" unknown, we can translate as "Promotional-only shirt" = "Endast reklamtshirt"? No. We must preserve line breaks exactly. We'll translate each line: Line1: "Promotiobal only shirt" -> likely "Promotional only shirt". In Swedish: "Promotional-only tröja" but "promotional" is English; Swedish would be "reklamshirt" maybe not. The instruction not to translate proper nouns; but common words should translate. I'll render: "Promotional-only t-shirt" becomes "Promotional-only t-shirt" in English; hmm. Better: "Promotional only shirt" -> "Promotional endast shirt" not good. I'll translate as: "Promotional-only t-shirt" -> "Promotional-only t-shirt" still English. I think translate fully: "Promotiobal only shirt" -> "Promotiobal endast tröja" but keep likely misspelling; maybe keep "Promotiobal" as is? The instruction says translate the user's product description; preserve line breaks. Do not translate proper nouns. "Promotiobal" is not a proper noun. It's a misspelling. We should translate sense: "Promotiobal" to Swedish "promotional" would be "reklam" or "kampanj". Let's do: "Promotional only shirt" = "Endast promotshirt"? This is messy. I'll choose: Line1: "Promotiobal only shirt" -> "Promotiobal endast tröja" Line2: "New shirt" -> "Ny tröja" Line3: "Unworn" -> "Ej använd" or "Oanvänd". Usually "Unworn" = "Oanvänd". So "Oanvänd". So final: Promotiobal endast tröja Ny tröja Oanvänd But "Promotiobal" remains. The directive says translate; keep line breaks. I'll keep "Promotiobal" as is since it's a string; but it's a misspelling; translating would produce "Promotiobal". If we translate to Swedish, we might change. I think keep as "Promotiobal" to avoid altering user text too much? It says translate the user's product description from English to Swedish. So we should translate. I'll produce: "Promotional endast t-shirt"? Hmm. I'll do: "Promotional endast t-shirt" but makes English words. Okay final: Promotiobal endast tröja Ny tröja Oanvänd Let's go with that. ҭ