Which major company had to rebrand its product in Finland because the original name translated to something inappropriate in Finnish?

Language barriers can make or break a brand's global success! Throughout marketing history, many companies have faced embarrassing or costly linguistic missteps when expanding internationally. From unfortunate translations to cultural faux pas, the intersection of language and product marketing holds fascinating stories. Test your knowledge of how language has shaped (or derailed) famous brand storytelling efforts across borders.

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Microsoft's 'Bing' search engine (which sounded like the Finnish word for 'hell' or 'damnation')
Ford's 'Pinto' car (which meant 'male genitalia' in Finnish slang)
Honda's 'Fitta' car (which was a vulgar term for female genitalia in Swedish and Finnish)
Apple's 'Siri' assistant (which sounded like an offensive term in Finnish folklore)