π²π² is the flag of Myanmar, also called Burma, used to represent the country, its people and Burmese culture. Apple's artwork shows yellow, green and red horizontal stripes with a large white five-pointed star in the center.

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People use π²π² to show where they are from, celebrate national days and the Thingyan water festival, support Myanmar teams in football and other sports, or mention travel. It is common in diaspora communities and in profile bios.
Happy Thingyan everyone π²π²π¦
Back home in Yangon π²π²
Go Myanmar π²π²β½
| π²π² vs π±πΉ | π±πΉ is Lithuania, with yellow, green and red stripes but no star. |
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| π²π² vs π¬π | π¬π is Ghana, with red, yellow and green stripes and a black star. |
| Name | flag: Myanmar (Burma) |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1F2 U+1F1F2 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | MM, flag |
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π²π² is the flag of Myanmar, also called Burma, used to represent the country, its people and Burmese culture. Apple's artwork shows yellow, green and red horizontal stripes with a large white five-pointed star in the center.
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