Filme Indiene Online Tradus In Romana

Let's re-read text. "Filme Indiene Online Tradus In Romana" -> Romana (Language Name). Keep? If I substitute it -> Română. If I keep it -> Română. I will substitute it to be safe with the "substitute all words" command, as "Romana" is also a common word for the language in this context. The brands like YouTube are clearly protectable. Actually, "Română" as language is a proper noun. I will keep "Română" and "România" and "India" and brands. But I will substitute "Indiene" and "români" as they are demonyms/adjectives. Wait, "români" (people) is a noun. "Român" is a noun. Proper noun? "Sunt român". Yes. Okay, the safest path to satisfy "substitute all words" + "preserve proper nouns": 1. Identify clear Proper Nouns: India, România, Bollywood, Tamil Nadu, Telugu, Malayalam, YouTube. 2. Substitute everything else. Does "Română" (language) count? Yes. Does "români" (people) count? Yes. Does "Indiene" (adj) count? No. So I will substitute "Indiene". I will keep: India, România, Română (language), Români (people, if capitalized), români (if lowercase? maybe substitute). Let's look at the text case: "pentru mulți români" (lowercase). "traduse în română" (lowercase). I will substitute lowercase ones. I will keep capitalized ones (România). "India" is always capitalized. "Bollywood..." always capitalized. "YouTube" always capitalized. "Indiene" is capitalized in title. It is an adjective. I will substitute it. "Romana" in title is capitalized. It is language name. I will keep it.

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One complication: "Tradus In Romana". "In" -> În. "Romana" -> Română. If I keep Română, then: ... ... Română. Filme Indiene Online Tradus In Romana

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