Which of these linguistic advertising blunders is real and caused a major company significant market damage in international markets?

Even the biggest brands sometimes fail spectacularly when their advertising campaigns cross language barriers. This poll tests your knowledge of notorious linguistic marketing mishaps that cost companies millions and became legendary cautionary tales in international branding. Can you identify which global advertising disaster actually happened?

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Coca-Cola's Chinese characters that translated to 'Bite the wax tadpole' instead of 'Delicious and refreshing'
Microsoft's Spanish slogan for Windows 95 that translated to 'Windows into death' instead of 'Windows to the future'
Apple's Japanese iPhone campaign that accidentally advertised 'Telephone for the dead' instead of 'Revolutionary communication'
Nike's Arabic slogan that translated to 'Pray for pain' instead of 'Just do it'