two, three, star!") Japan Instead of calling out the phrase, "Daruma-san ga koronda", you may countdown from 10 to 1. Korea "Mugunghwa kkochi pieotseumnida" (무궁화꽃이 피었습니다, lit. "The Rose of Sharon has bloomed") Malaysia "Pukul Berapa Datuk Harimau?" (tr. "What time is it Grandpa Tiger?") Mexico "Un, dos, tres, calabaza" (tr. "One, two, three, pumpkin") Nepal "L-O-N-D-O-N London, S-T-O-P Stop!!" or just "L-O-N-D-O-N London!" Netherlands "Annemaria Koekoek!" New Zealand "Sneak up Granny" Norway "En, to, tre, Rødt lys!" (tr. "One, two, three, Red light!") Pakistan "P-O-L-O S-T-O-P stop, Polo Stop!" "L-O-N-D-O-N London Stop!" Panama "Un, dos, tres, pan con queso!" (tr. "One, two, three, grilled cheese!") Philippines "Pepsi 7-Up" Poland "Raz, dwa, trzy, Baba Jaga patrzy!" (tr. "One, two, three, Baba Yaga is looking!") Portugal "Um, dois, três, macaquinho do chinês!" (tr. "One, two, three, little monkey of the chinese!") Romania "Unu, doi, trei, la perete stai" (tr. "One, two, three, you're staying at the wall") Russia "Море волнуется — раз!" (lit. "Sea has waves — one!") "Тише едешь — дальше будешь!" (lit. The quieter you go, the further you'll get!) Serbia "Лукава лисица, СТОП!" (tr. "Sneaky fox, stop!") Singapore "A, E, I, O, U" Slovenia "Mati, koliko je ura?" (tr. "Mother, what time is it?") Spain "Uno, dos, tres, toca la pared" "Un, dos, tres, el escondite inglés" (tr. "One, two, three, English hide and seek") "Un, dos, tres, pollito inglés!" (tr. "One, two, three, little English chicken!") "Pica paret" or "Un, dos, tres, pica paret" (tr. "Knock the wall" or "One, two, three, knock the wall") (Catalonia) Sweden "Ett, Två, Tre, Ost!" (tr. "One, two, three, cheese!") "Ett, Två, Tre, Rött Ljus!" (tr. "One, Two, Three, Red Light!") Switzerland "Ziitig läse" (tr. "Reading the Newspaper") (German side) "Un, due, tre, stella!" (tr. "One, two, three, star!") (Italian side) Taiwan "Yi, er, san, mutouren" (一, 二, 三, 木頭人, lit. "One, two, three, wooden man") Thailand "A E I O U" Turkey "Davul, Zurna, Bir, İki, Üç" (tr. "Davul, Zurna, one, two, three") United Kingdom "Hot chocolate" "Granny's Footsteps" United States "Un, dos, tres, pescao" (tr. "One, two, three, fish") (Puerto Rico) "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish" Venezuela "Un, dos, tres, pollito inglés!" (tr. "One, two, three, little English chicken!") Vietnam "Em bé tập đi" (lit. "The baby learns to walk") "Ngựa Gỗ" (tr. "Wooden Horse") "Một, Hai, Ba" (tr. "One two three") "Hổ đã quay lại