Which of these geographic retail expansion failures actually happened?

Test your knowledge about major retail and product failures when companies attempted to expand into new geographic markets. Even the biggest brands sometimes misjudge cultural differences, consumer preferences, and market conditions when entering unfamiliar territories. These geographic missteps have become legendary case studies in international business and marketing. Can you identify which famous retail failure actually happened?

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IKEA's 'FARTFULL' children's workbench was recalled in Japan because the product name resembled a vulgar phrase in Japanese
Walmart's failed entry into Germany (1997-2006) where their greeting policy, American-style management, and store layouts alienated German shoppers
Coca-Cola's 'Dasani' water launch in France failed because the name resembled the phrase 'give birth' in regional dialect
Apple's iPhone 5 flopped in South Korea because the name 'five' sounded like a derogatory term for 'outsider' in Korean