Which language localization failure caused a major retail product to flop in international markets?

In the global retail market, language localization is crucial for product success. However, some companies have learned this lesson the hard way, with linguistic missteps leading to significant market failures. This trivia question explores one of the most notorious language-related product failures in retail history. Can you identify which infamous language blunder actually happened?

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Google's translation app originally translated 'I am excited to meet you' in Japanese to 'I am sexually aroused by you' in business card templates
IKEA's 'FARTFULL' workbench failed in English-speaking markets due to its unfortunate name (which meant 'speedy' in Swedish)
Amazon's first Spanish language site accidentally translated 'shopping cart' as 'baby carriage' causing millions in lost sales
Apple's Siri launched in Thai with a name that locally translated to a crude sexual term, requiring a complete rebrand