Which company had to rename its product in certain markets because the original name had unfortunate linguistic connotations in another language?

In today's multilingual marketplace, brands must adapt their identities across languages and cultures. This quiz tests your knowledge of how famous companies have navigated linguistic challenges in their brand identity. From pronunciation pitfalls to cultural missteps, see if you can identify which famous language-related brand adaptation actually happened in the real world.

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Duolingo had to rename its owl mascot 'Duo' in Portuguese-speaking regions because it sounded too similar to a crude term
Nokia's 'Lumia' phone faced challenges in Spanish-speaking markets where the word is slang for 'prostitute' in certain dialects
Grammarly changed its name to 'TextPro' in German markets because 'Grammarly' sounded too similar to a vulgar phrase
Babbel language app was briefly rebranded as 'Speakly' in French regions because 'babbel' resembled a French insult