as in original. We'll keep the same structure.
Now output JSON. Ensure proper escaping of quotes. We'll use double quotes for JSON, so we need to escape any double quotes inside strings. In the content, there is a quote: “They backed down because they knew we were ready,” he said. In Finnish we used single quotes? Actually we used 'He perääntyivät...' but we used double quotes? In the translation we used 'He perääntyivät, koska tiesivät, että olimme valmiita', but we need to use proper Finnish quotation marks. In Finnish, it's common to use ” ” or " ". We'll use " " for simplicity. But in JSON, we need to escape double quotes. We'll use " for any double quotes inside the string. Alternatively, we can use single quotes for the quotation in Finnish, but the original had double quotes. We'll use double quotes and escape them.
In the translation, we have: "He perääntyivät, koska tiesivät, että olimme valmiita", he said. We'll put that in double quotes, so we need to escape them. We'll write: "He perääntyivät, koska tiesivät, että olimme valmiita", hän sanoi. But careful: the original had “They backed down because they knew we were ready,” he said
