The πͺπ¦ emoji stands for Ceuta and Melilla, two Spanish autonomous cities on the north coast of Africa. Apple shows the flag of Spain, with red and yellow horizontal stripes and the coat of arms.

U+1F1EA U+1F1E6
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Because Apple displays this emoji with the Spanish flag, it looks the same as πͺπΈ. People rarely pick it on purpose; it is mostly used by people from Ceuta or Melilla, or appears by accident when someone searches for Spain.
Back home in Ceuta for the summer πͺπ¦
Melilla this weekend πͺπ¦βοΈ
Visiting family in Ceuta πͺπ¦β€οΈ
| πͺπ¦ vs πͺπΈ | πͺπΈ is the flag of Spain and looks identical on Apple devices, but it is the standard choice when you mean Spain as a whole. |
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| Name | flag: Ceuta & Melilla |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1EA U+1F1E6 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | EA, flag |
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The πͺπ¦ emoji stands for Ceuta and Melilla, two Spanish autonomous cities on the north coast of Africa. Apple shows the flag of Spain, with red and yellow horizontal stripes and the coat of arms.
Ceuta and Melilla are part of Spain, so Apple displays this emoji with the Spanish national flag rather than the cities' own local flags.
Use πͺπΈ for Spain. πͺπ¦ is meant specifically for Ceuta and Melilla, and πͺπΈ is the flag people recognize as Spain.
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