Which major retailer had to rebrand in certain Spanish-speaking markets because their brand name sounded similar to a vulgar term?

When global brands expand internationally, they sometimes face unexpected challenges with their product names. Language differences can transform innocent brand names into embarrassing or offensive phrases in other cultures. These linguistic mishaps have led to some costly rebranding campaigns and marketing adjustments. Test your knowledge about these famous cross-cultural retail failures that highlight the importance of linguistic research in global brand strategy.

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Colgate (which in some Spanish dialects could be interpreted as "go hang yourself")
Mitsubishi Pajero (which is an offensive slang term in parts of Latin America)
Bimbo (which has innocent bakery origins but unfortunate English connotations)
Puff (a furniture brand that sounds similar to a derogatory term for a gay man in Spanish)