Which language learning app's slogan translation caused controversy when expanding to Latin American markets due to an unintended double meaning?

The global language learning market is valued at over $50 billion, with technology revolutionizing how we acquire new languages. But when tech companies expand globally, linguistic missteps can be costly! Test your knowledge of famous language tech marketing blunders that demonstrate why professional linguistic expertise matters in global product launches and advertising campaigns.

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Babbel's "Speak a new language with confidence" was translated in a way that implied "speaking with arrogance" in Spanish dialects
Duolingo's "Learn a language for free. Forever." inadvertently used slang in Brazilian Portuguese that suggested their service was worthless
Rosetta Stone's "Language Learning, Pure and Simple" translated to a phrase suggesting their product was simplistic and ineffective in Mexican Spanish
Memrise's "Learning, made joyful" translated to a phrase with inappropriate romantic connotations in Colombian Spanish