Which famous brand's name had to be phonetically modified in certain Asian markets because the original pronunciation was too difficult for local consumers to pronounce correctly?

In today's global marketplace, linguistic choices in product naming and branding can make or break a product's success. How well do you understand the linguistic strategies that major brands employ to create memorable, effective product names? This trivia question explores a fascinating case study in linguistic brand adaptation that challenged conventional retail wisdom.

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Coca-Cola (changed to 'Kekoukele' in China, meaning 'tasty and enjoyable')
Nike (changed to 'Naiki' in Japan to match their phonological system)
Google (changed to 'Gugou' in China for easier pronunciation)
Amazon (changed to 'Amazen' in Korea to avoid negative phonetic associations)