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These look like standard names for stick-on labels (?). In harmonisation practive, the standards' codes (cyphers) usually are only transcribed, indeed, but titles *are* translated. How else? :)

Yury

On 03/31/2014 08:18 AM, Andras Timar wrote:

You will see strings like "CIL-W227 Diskette Face" or "CIL-W224
Audio Cassette". I think, they should be translatable as well ... ;)


In my opinion, these are product names and therefore should not be translated.

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