from "it" who has several guesses as to who has it at the moment. If guessed successfully then the whole team must return to the starting line. Other names Argentina "Uno, dos, tres, cigarrillo cuarenta y tres" (tr. "One, two, three, cigarette forty three") Australia "Hot Chocolate" Austria "Donner, Wetter, Blitz!" (tr. "Thunder, weather, lightning!") "Zimmer, Küche, Kabinett, hinterm Ofen steht ein Bett!" (tr. "Room, kitchen, cabinet, behind the oven there is a bed!") Bangladesh "Statue!" "এলন্ডি লন্ডন, ঘড়ি বাজে টনটন, এক, দুই, তিন!" (tr. "L-O-N-D London, bells ring ton-ton, 1 2 3!") Belgium "Eén, twee, drie, piano!" (Dutch/Flemish) "Un, deux, trois, piano!" (French) Brazil "Batatinha frita, um, dois, três!" (tr. "Little french fry, one, two, three!") Bulgaria "Winnie the Pooh" (Мечо Пух, lit. "Pooh Bear") "Indian Eye" (Индианско Око, lit. "Native American Eye") Canada "Go, go, stop!" (British Columbia) "Un, deux trois, soleil" (tr. "One, two, three, sun") (Quebec) "Bleu, blanc, rouge!" (tr. "Blue, white, red!") (Quebec) "Un, deux trois, statue!" (tr. "One, two, three, statue!") (Quebec) Chile "Un, dos, tres, momia es" (tr. "One, two, three, it's a mummy") China "红灯绿灯小白灯" (tr. "Red light, green light, little white light") "一二三，紅綠燈，過馬路，要小心" (tr. "One Two Three, Red light green light, careful when you cross the road") (Hong Kong) "一，二，三，我们都是木头人！" (yī, èr, sān, wǒ mēn dōu shì mù tóu rén. tr. "one, two, three, we are all wooden men") Costa Rica "Un, dos, tres, quesito stop" (tr. "One, two, three, stop little cheese") Croatia "Crna kraljica, jedan, dva, tri" (tr. "Black queen, one, two, three") Czech Republic "Cukr, káva, limonáda... čaj, rum, bum!" (tr. "Sugar, coffee, lemonade... tea, rum, boom!") – The words rhyme, and the latter are easier to say quickly. Denmark "rød gul grøn stop" ("red yellow green stop") Estonia "Heeringas, heeringas, üks, kaks, kolm" (tr. "Herring, herring, one, two, three") Finland "Peili" (tr. "Mirror") France "Un, deux trois, soleil" (tr. "One, two, three, sun") Germany "Eins, zwei, drei, Ochs am Berg" (tr. "One, two, three, ox at the mountain") Greece "Αγαλματάκια ακούνητα, αμίλητα, αγέλαστα... Μέρα ή νύχτα;" (tr. "Statues that don't move, don't speak, don't laugh... Day or night?") Iceland "Einn, tveir, þrír, fjórir, fimm, dimmalimm" (tr. "One, two, three, four, five, 'dimmalimm') India "Statue!" "Apple, Apple, Banana" Indonesia "Patung" (tr. "Statue") Israel "Dag Maluah" (דג מלוח, lit. "Salted fish", tr. Pickled herring; "Ahat shtayim shalosh [one two three] dag maluah!") Italy "Un, due, tre, stella!" (tr. "One,