Which brand slogan suffered this real linguistic translation disaster when expanding to international markets?

Brand slogans are carefully crafted linguistic masterpieces designed to capture a company's essence in just a few words. But when these slogans cross language barriers, fascinating linguistic challenges arise. This poll tests your knowledge about a notorious case where a major brand's slogan translation created an unintended linguistic blunder in a foreign market. Can you identify which famous marketing mishap actually happened?

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Coca-Cola: When first translated to Chinese, the characters sounded like 'Bite the wax tadpole'
Apple: The 'Think Different' slogan was mistranslated in Japanese to read 'Think Mentally Ill'
KFC: 'Finger Lickin' Good' was translated to Korean as 'Eat Your Fingers Off'
Nike: 'Just Do It' was translated to Spanish as 'Just Die' due to a verb conjugation error