π΅π« is the flag of French Polynesia, used for Tahiti, Bora Bora and the other islands, often in travel posts or by Polynesian people showing pride. The Apple artwork shows a waving flag with red stripes at the top and bottom, a wide white band, and a round emblem with a canoe and sun.

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People use π΅π« to tag trips to Tahiti, Moorea or Bora Bora, to mark where they are from, or to cheer for local teams and dancers. It is a French overseas territory, so some people pair it with the French flag. It has no slang meaning.
It usually appears in honeymoon, beach and overwater bungalow posts, or in bios of people from the islands.
Finally made it to Tahiti π΅π«πΊ
Honeymoon booked π΅π« can't wait
Proud to be from Moorea π΅π«
Who else has been to Bora Bora π΅π«
| π΅π« vs π«π· | π«π· is the flag of France with vertical blue, white and red stripes, while π΅π« has horizontal red and white bands with a central emblem. |
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| π΅π« vs πΌπ« | πΌπ« is Wallis and Futuna, another French Pacific territory with a different flag. |
| Name | flag: French Polynesia |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1F5 U+1F1EB |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | PF, flag |
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π΅π« is the flag of French Polynesia, used for Tahiti, Bora Bora and the other islands, often in travel posts or by Polynesian people showing pride. The Apple artwork shows a waving flag with red stripes at the top and bottom, a wide white band, and a round emblem with a canoe and sun.
Yes, in practice. Tahiti is the main island of French Polynesia, so people use π΅π« for Tahiti too.
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