[baby]

"pipi" as well http://i.imgur.com/VcSKnTb.png

[flurpitude]

"zizi" too.

[r0naa]

"Kekette" as well

[Qantourisc]

In Dutch pipi is dialect for urination, often used when talking/referring to children.

[bitwize]

It's "peepee" in English but you are likely to get a chuckle if you name your product "pipi". Back in 2006 Nintendo ran into this problem with the Wii ("wee" or "weewee" is also slang for urination eapecially among children.)

[danieltillett]

I always thought this was deliberate. You are telling me no one in Nintendo knew what Wii would mean to kids?

[krapp]

What it means to foreign kids. It's not surprising that a Japanese company wouldn't have that fine a grasp on English nuance.

[thisisnotatest]

I thought they chose the name to fit their inclusive, inviting target with the console. "Wii Play Sports" -- yes we do!

[_lce0]

In Spanish it's exactly the same.

I wonder were the roots of that is?

[yetihehe]

In polish it's "psipsi" which is clearly an onomatopoeia.

[jeorgun]

Ditto in English, for that matter, although for various reasons we spell "i" with two "e"s.

[DasIch]

In German as well, though I guess that's not very surprising.