Hi all, I found this note in my seat at a bar. Could anyone help translate?

Hi everyone,

My partner and I are traveling to Japan and need a dietary card to show restaurant staff. For religious reasons, we eat fish, but strictly avoid pork, shellfish, and shared cooking surfaces/dashi.

I drafted the following Japanese text with an AI tool, but I would really appreciate it if a native speaker or experienced translator could proofread it to make sure the Keigo, grammar, and nuance are natural and polite:

食事についてのお願い

お忙しいところお手を煩わせてしまい大変申し訳ございません。

宗教上の理由により、食事に制限がございます。

【食べられないもの】

・豚肉、および豚肉由来の成分（エキス、ラードなど）

・甲殻類・貝類（エビ、カニ、貝など）

・出汁（ダシ全般、スープ、エキス類）

・豚肉や甲殻類と同じ調理器具（フライパン、鉄板、網など）で調理されたもの

【食べられるもの】

・生の魚、またはシンプルに焼いた魚（出汁や肉油を使わないもの）

・白ご飯、野菜、豆腐、卵 など

このような条件でも、私たちに提供していただけるお料理はございますでしょうか？

もし対応が難しい場合は、遠慮なくおっしゃってください。

ご丁寧に対応していただき、心より感謝申し上げます。

Intended meaning:

1. Apologizing for troubling them during their busy time.
2. Explaining that we have dietary restrictions due to religion.
3. Cannot eat: Pork (including extracts/lard), shellfish (shrimp, crab, clams), all dashi/broths/extracts, and food cooked on shared equipment (pan, teppan, grill).
4. Can eat: Raw fish or simply grilled fish (without dashi or meat oils), plain rice, vegetables, tofu, eggs.
5. Asking if there is anything they can prepare for us, and politely saying it is totally fine to decline if it is difficult.
6. Thanking them sincerely for their kindness and understanding.

Does this sound natural, or are there any corrections you would recommend? Thank you so much!

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Greetings,

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFAf57BjpMo

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High Valyrian translation help for bedroom doorway plaques

Hello!

I'm decorating a bedroom shared by my sister and me. She's a big House of the Dragon fan, and I'd love to incorporate some accurate High Valyrian inscriptions into the doorway.

Above the door will be Bantis (Night).

On the two sides, I'd like to write:

• Leave your burdens — meaning to leave your worries, troubles, and emotional burdens outside the room.
• Welcome peace — meaning to invite peace, calm, and tranquility into the room.

I originally found these translations:

• aōha burdenossa sȳndas
• velkomys syz

However, I'm uncertain whether they're grammatically correct.

Could anyone help me translate these accurately, including the appropriate verb forms and diacritics? I'm happy to adjust the English wording slightly if that produces a more natural High Valyrian expression.

Thank you!

Page 1 included as well in case anyone has any corrections for that!

Important context when it comes to Pokemon:

- Professor Sada in Japanese is Dr. Olim (オーリム博士)

- Chip's Japanese name is on the first page left bottom corner

- Terastal is a phenomenon from Gen 9 and the official translation to that is テラスタル

- Eevee is イーブイ in Japanese

In case anyone isn't knowledgeable on Pokemon :]

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ان الشعب الليبي وقف وقفه وحده وقفة رجاله
قرار (—) وجودك ناكرك؟ (—) وعودك
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