Which famous advertising slogan was originally created in another language and was mistranslated, but kept because executives liked how it sounded in English?

The language of advertising has evolved dramatically over decades, creating memorable slogans that become embedded in our cultural lexicon. Behind many iconic phrases are fascinating stories of linguistic innovation, cultural impact, and brand transformation. This trivia tests your knowledge of how language has shaped some of the most successful advertising campaigns in history, revealing the careful linguistic craftsmanship behind seemingly simple slogans.

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"Just Do It" (Nike) - originally a French phrase about athletic determination
"Got Milk?" (California Milk Processor Board) - originally a Spanish campaign that was poorly translated
"Finger Lickin' Good" (KFC) - originally a Chinese slogan that was mistranslated from a phrase about tasty food
"Vorsprung durch Technik" (Audi) - kept in German in English markets because it sounded sophisticated, despite few understanding it