Tải về Jan Ken Pong Anime APK
In Japan, the rock-paper-scissors game is known as "jankenpon" or simply "janken". It's frequently used in anime and manga to assist characters determine what to do.
It's not a Japanese term that can be translated immediately into English. Instead, it's thought to be a corruption of the Chinese term "," pronounced "loeng kyun pung" in Cantonese. The Chinese word for "to collide" or "to clash" is "," therefore the complete phrase means "two fists collide."
For the first two syllables of the game, participants say "Jan-ken" and display their hands. When they say "pon," they demonstrate their play. There are other game rules, but these are the most significant.
The Japanese equivalents of rock, paper, scissors are:
- "Guu" is a name for rock.
- "Paa" is the name of the paper.
- "Choki" is the name for scissors.
