"Move the items in the left frame to copy their position in the right model. "
"Next to the crane itself, you will find four arrows that let you move the "
"items. To select the item to move, just click on it. If you prefer, you can "
"use the arrow keys and the space or tab key instead. On a mobile version, "
"you can also swipe up/down/left/right to move the items in the left frame."
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"Flytta sakerna i vänstra rutan för att kopiera deras plats i den högra "
"modellen. Intill själva kranen finns fyra pilar som låter dig flytta "
"sakerna. Klicka på saken som ska flyttas för att välja den. Om du föredrar "
"kan du använda piltangenterna och mellanslagstangenten eller "
"tabulatortangenten istället. På en mobilversion kan du också dra upp, ned, "
"vänster eller höger för att flytta sakerna i den vänstra rutan."
#. Translators: NOTE: Word list for crane activity. Translate this into a list of 15–25 simple 3-letter words separated by semi-colons. The words can only contain lowercase ASCII letters (a–z). Example: cat;dog;win;red;yes
#. Translators: NOTE: Word list for crane activity. Translate this into a list of 10–20 simple 4-letter words separated by semi-colons. The words can only contain lowercase ASCII letters (a–z). Example: blue;best;good;area
#. Translators: NOTE: Word list for crane activity. Translate this into a list of 10–20 simple 5-letter words separated by semi-colons. The words can only contain lowercase ASCII letters (a–z). Example: happy;child;white;apple
#. Translators, C, D, E, F, G, A and B are the note notations in English musical notation system. The numbers in the arguments represents the octave number of the note. For instance, C4 is a C note in the 4th octave.
#. Translators, C♯, D♯, F♯, G♯, and A♯ are the note notations in English musical notation system. The numbers in the arguments represents the octave number of the note. For instance, C♯4 is a C♯ note in the 4th octave.
#. Translators, D♭, E♭, G♭, A♭, B♭ are the note notations in English musical notation system. The numbers in the arguments represents the octave number of the note. For instance, D♭4 is a D♭ note in the 4th octave.