Which linguistic localization strategy caused a major product marketing failure when KFC's slogan 'Finger-lickin' good' was introduced to the Chinese market in the 1980s?

In the global marketplace, effective product marketing requires careful attention to language and cultural nuances. Linguistic localization involves more than simple translation—it adapts marketing messages to resonate with specific cultural contexts while maintaining brand consistency. This poll tests your knowledge of how language considerations impact product marketing strategies across different markets.

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It was mistranslated as 'Eat your fingers off'
The phrase had no equivalent concept in Mandarin, making it meaningless
The translation was phonetically similar to a funeral ritual phrase
It was correctly translated but the concept of licking fingers was considered impolite in Chinese dining etiquette