Spiny-nalle/plush(ny)

Bäver? Wait όχι. Let's translate properly: Danish: "Bamsen er ca. 12 cm høj" In Danish, "Bamsen" means the teddy bear. In Swedish, "teddy bear" is "Nallebjörn" or "teddy". Translators: "Bamsen" in Danish = "nalle" or "nallebjörn". In Swedish commonly "nalle" or "teddy". We'll translate to "Nallen är ca. 12 cm hög". Also preserve line breaks. So output: "Nallen är ca. 12 cm hög" with proper capitalization. No extra. Let's deliver. Wait "hög" vs "höjd" Swedish: "höjd" is height. But phrase "är ca. 12 cm hög" is common: "12 cm hög" okay. Use "Nallen är ca. 12 cm hög". Ensure invariant about punctuation: Danish used "ca." with period; Swedish often "ca." as well. We'll keep "ca." So: "Nallen är ca. 12 cm hög" End. No period? Danish sentence ends without period? It's provided as "Bamsen er ca. 12 cm høj" Without punctuation. We'll output with period or not? Better keep natural Swedish punctuation: "Nallen är ca. 12 cm hög." But instruction says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure; doesn't require punctuation. We'll just mirror meaning: "Nallen är ca. 12 cm hög" with no final period. I'll add nothing else. I'll include no trailing punctuation? The Danish had no period at end. We'll keep no period at end. So: "Nallen är ca. 12 cm hög" . Let's final.