Which major company conducted extensive linguistic research after discovering their product name translated to an unfortunate phrase in multiple languages, leading to a $10M rebranding effort?

In the evolving world of linguistics and product marketing, language choices can make or break a product launch. Successful companies understand that linguistic research is essential for effective global product naming and messaging. This poll tests your knowledge of a famous linguistic market research case that changed how companies approach international product launches.

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Nokia, whose Lumia phone name was discovered to be slang for 'prostitute' in Spanish
Coca-Cola, whose original Chinese characters allegedly translated to 'bite the wax tadpole'
Chevrolet, whose Nova model name supposedly meant 'doesn't go' in Spanish
Apple, whose Siri assistant name meant 'forbidden' in Japanese