The π²π³ emoji is the flag of Mongolia, used to represent the country, its people, culture or sports teams. Apple shows three vertical stripes, red, blue and red, with the yellow Soyombo symbol on the left red stripe.

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People use π²π³ to show Mongolian pride, mark national holidays such as the Naadam festival, cheer for Mongolian athletes in wrestling or the Olympics, or tag travel posts from Ulaanbaatar and the steppe. It has no common slang meaning.
Happy Naadam everyone π²π³
Just landed in Ulaanbaatar π²π³βοΈ
Go team Mongolia, that wrestling match was crazy π²π³
Proud to be Mongolian π²π³β€οΈ
| π²π³ vs π°πΏ | π°πΏ is the flag of Kazakhstan, sky blue with a golden sun and eagle, while π²π³ is red and blue with the Soyombo symbol. |
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| Name | flag: Mongolia |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1F2 U+1F1F3 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | MN, flag |
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The π²π³ emoji is the flag of Mongolia, used to represent the country, its people, culture or sports teams. Apple shows three vertical stripes, red, blue and red, with the yellow Soyombo symbol on the left red stripe.
It is the Soyombo, a national symbol of Mongolia. It appears in yellow on the left red stripe of the flag.
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