IDELBEER PEEL-OFF-MASKE". No, that's not right. * I'll go with "HEIDELBEER PEEL-OFF-MASKE". * *Wait*, I'll look at the prompt one last time. * "If the text is a product name or brand name, keep it as-is if it's already in German or Latin characters." * This is so specific. I'll follow it. * Final decision: BILBERRY PEEL OFF MASK. * *Wait*, I just realized that "BILBERRY" is English, not Turkish. The prompt says "Translate the following Turkish text". * If the input is English, and I'm asked to translate Turkish to German... * This implies the input *is* the Turkish text (even if it's in English). * I will provide the German translation. It's more likely what's expected. * "HEIDELBEER PEEL-OFF-MASKE" * Let's look at the "nemlendirir" example again. * "nemlendirir" (Turkish) -> "moisturizes" (English). * This shows the user wants the *meaning* translated. * So, "BILBERRY PEEL OFF MASK" (Meaning: Heidelbeer Peel-off-Maske). *