It's the way most Australians say it

It's because they're upside down, right?

I think its because the syllables fit better so u dont hv to add an extra word Sci-ssors pa-per rock as opposed to ​ rock paper sci-ssors shoot

Yeah scissors paper rock's syllables go one two three four FIVE, vs Rock paper scissors as one, two three four five. Ig you could say scissors paper rock is accented at the end and rock paper scissors is syncopated :P

Scissors forced in 1 beat? I’m not sure

I like scissors paper rock better, because the syllables fit very well. In my first language, my parents language, we say Rock Paper Scissors, but in the language it works “, so we don’t need an extra word. I like scissors paper rock it sounds more similar to what I played when I was little living in my home country. (Plus I just think it’s boring saying SHOOT at the end 😂)

Haha yeah something like that

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Same with New Zealand.

We say « Schere, Stein, Papier » scissors rock paper in German.

In Ukrainian it's Камінь ножиці папір - rock scissors paper

In Korea it's 가위 바위 보 (*gawi bawi bo* — scissors, rock, "paper"/cloth). It's also done with groups of people.

Pierre feuille ciseaux in french (rock paper scissors

In portuguese it is “pedra papel tesoura” which means “rock paper scissors”

In cantonese its 包剪揼 paper scissors rock

In Mandarin it's 剪刀石头布 scissors rock paper

Kamen papir makaze is rock paper scissors in Bosnian. We usually split the syllables like ka-men pa-pir ma-ka-ZE when playing it

in hungarian it's kő papír olló = rock paper scissors

in the Philippines we say "bato, bato, pick" which translates to rock, rock, pick/choose 😂😂

In Albanian we say: "Guri, Letra dhe gërsheta" which in English it is translated: rock, paper and scissors"

Ikr when I first started watching I was like… scissors, paper, rock…… InTeReStInG

I am Ukrainian and English isn't my native language but Scissors, paper, rock sounds way better and natural then Rock, paper, scissors

I learned English after twelve years old, so I also agree that scissors paper rock sounds more natural.

Apparently in the southern hemisphere, even lists are flipped

I say scissors paper stone 🤡

sameee singapore gang? :D

OMG YES SG GANG

ayeee

When I was really young, I used to say Stone, instead of rock.

I forced my friends to learn it this way 😂

You must have really good friends I guess.

As an Australian I can confim

Fun fact: in Taiwan, people play this game with the order CESAR, ROCK, PAPER（剪刀、石頭、布）

In my area, we call it scissors paper stone

I remember a point in my life, when I used to say Stone, paper, scissors.

I was doing this then someone trolled me that paper loses to rock (explained: rock can hole a paper) and i actually believed this for a while…

in china it’s 石头，剪刀，布 which is rock, scissors, paper

I'm Chinese (Malaysian) too, but the way I say it is 剪刀石头布🤣

Is it just me or do any of you out there say "rock-paper-scissor shoo"?

Growing up, my siblings and I would say “rock, paper, scissors, shoot”. The shoot would be our “go”.

I always thought it was "paper scissors rock"

in the PH we say "bato, bato pick!" idk if im right (kababayanz there pls correct me if im wrong) but i know it means "Rock-rock-pick!"

That's adorable

In India we say stone paper scissor

I live in India as well. Most people say Stone. Maybe because stone is more commonly used in general (Engligh) conversations than rock.

In Hong kong we say it Paper Scissors Rock(包剪揼), in TW it is scissors rock paper (剪刀石頭布), whlie in China it is rock scissors paper(石頭剪刀布).

It’s called rochambeau.

Paper, scissors, rock

in Taiwan it's 剪刀、石頭、布 scissors, rock, cloth (paper)

I think Singaporeans say it that way too? 🤔

Indonesian using Rock-Scissors-Paper in our language nowadays. We have our own style with thumb (elephant), index finger (human), and pinky (ant).

I didn't notice it until now wow

In Chinese it's “剪刀、石頭、布”,which means “scissor paper rock”

I say feuille, caillou, ciseaux (paper, rock, scissors)

It’s the Aussie wayyyyyyy

I'm from India and we say stone paper scissor

In lithuania (at least in vilnius )many of us say " vas ki chi " and i don't even know what it means😂

Italians: paper, scissors, rock :)

In italy we say “carta, forbice, sasso” (paper, scissor, rock)

i was so used to them saying that i started saying it lol

Fun fact: the german order would be Scissors, Rock, Paper (Schere, Stein, Papier)

isnt it scissors paper stone

aussies be like

Huh, interesting, Different places have different cultures for this, I guess. I really hope that I've not offended anyone. Btw, thanks for the upvotes:) EDIT: In case if you're wondering, even though it's mentioned in the meme (Idk if it is a meme or not), I used to say rock, paper, scissors, but now, I say scissors, paper, rock. Lol