π° is the regional indicator letter K, a building block used to make flag emojis. When paired with another regional indicator it becomes a flag, such as π°π· or π°πͺ. The Apple artwork shows a black capital K inside a dashed square.

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On its own, π° is rarely sent on purpose. It pairs with another letter to form a country code, for example K and R for South Korea or K and E for Kenya. Some people type it alone as a stylized letter K, but it may join with a following letter and turn into a flag.
π°π· trip next month
Go Kenya π°πͺ
Team π° for Kevin
| π° vs π€ | π€ is a symbol for Latin letters in general, while π° is one letter used to build flags. |
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| π° vs π°π· | π°π· is a full flag, while π° is only half of the code needed to make it. |
| Name | regional indicator K |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1F0 |
| Category | Symbols |
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π° is the regional indicator letter K, a building block used to make flag emojis. When paired with another regional indicator it becomes a flag, such as π°π· or π°πͺ. The Apple artwork shows a black capital K inside a dashed square.
The dashed box shows it is a letter meant to combine with another. Alone, it has no flag to display.
It joined with the next regional letter to form a country code. Add a space or another character between them to keep them as separate letters.
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