Phineas and Ferb worldwide

Background information

 * The french name of the show is sometimes spelled as "Phineas et Ferb", without accent. It could be a misspeling, however.
 * In the Greek dub, Ferb's name is sometimes spelled as "Φερμπ", and others as "Φέρμπ". Since both spellings are commonly used, both spellings may be correct. However, the pronuntiation of his name is usually a short Epsilon, so it's more close to an "ε" without acute.
 * For the movie logo an "Ε" without acute is seen, making it (at least formally) the correct spelling.
 * The Romanian logo for the movie misspells the word "and", as the name is written as "Phineas şi Ferb" (with cedilla), but oficially spelled as "Phineas și Ferb" (with comma) according to the Romanian Academy standards.
 * The Hebrew dub has three logos for the series:
 * The first one is used for the series' theme song. It says "פיניאס ופרב (finias v'frb)" without the characters' silhouettes, but with Phineas and Ferb's faces in the lower left corner.
 * The second one is used for the movie. Through the movie logo is originally a revamped version of the regular one, in Hebrew a new design is used. Now Phineas and Ferb's silhouettes are present in the last letter of their names (Phineas' head is on the "ס" and Ferb's hair is on the "ב"). Also, unlike all the other movie logos, the Hebrew version has some white text at the bottom stating הסרט (hsrt), meaning "the film", and it appears after the המסע אל היקום המקביל (hms'e al hiqom hamaqabil, approximately) lettering.
 * The third one is used in Take Two with Phineas and Ferb. Now the silhouettes are placed in the first letter of their names ("פ"), and the design is more similar to the original one.
 * Through Disney hasn't made a translation for the logo in the Arabic dub, MBC 3 website does have one.
 * In the Bulgarian, Greek, Czech, Romanian and Hungarian dubs, the series logos are only created for the movie.
 * The Dutch websites and commercials state that the show dub is called "Phineas en Ferb", but both the episode and movie logos keep writing it just as "Phineas and Ferb" for unknown reasons.
 * In the Icelandic, Serbian, Cantonese, Chinese, and Arabic dubs Phineas and Ferb's names are changed.
 * Due to copyright issues, in Disney Channel Asia (in Malay, Indonesian, Thai, Cantonese and Chinese dubs) the songs are not dubbed until two years after the episode release, thus in that regions, an episode premieres with the songs undubbed, and two years later the episode is re-aired with the songs in the corresponding language.
 * In the Serbian, Tagalog and Thai dubs, the songs are kept English even if the rights to dub them exist.
 * In the Serbian and Chinese Mandarin dubs, subtitles are used instead.
 * The Icelandic and Slovak dubs in which Disney Character Voices International does not take part.