π΅ is the regional indicator letter P, a building block used to create flag emojis. On its own, it shows as a letter P and is sometimes used as a stylized P in names or bios. The Apple artwork shows a black letter P inside a dashed square outline.

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Regional indicator letters are meant to be paired. Two of them together form a country code that phones display as a flag, so π΅ plus π° becomes π΅π° and π΅ plus π becomes π΅π. When used alone or with a letter that does not form a code, it appears as a boxed letter.
P for Priya π΅
Why does my π΅ not turn into a flag?
Spelled my name in boxes π΅ π¦ πΊ π± lol
| π΅ vs π ΏοΈ | π ΏοΈ is a white P on a blue square used for parking, while π΅ is a letter piece meant for building flags. |
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| Name | regional indicator P |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1F5 |
| Category | Symbols |
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π΅ is the regional indicator letter P, a building block used to create flag emojis. On its own, it shows as a letter P and is sometimes used as a stylized P in names or bios. The Apple artwork shows a black letter P inside a dashed square outline.
When it sits right before another regional indicator letter that forms a country code, the phone combines the two into a flag. To keep the letters separate, put a space or another character between them.
No. The parking emoji π ΏοΈ is a separate symbol, while π΅ is a letter piece that is mainly used to build flags.
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