πΌπ« Flag: Wallis & Futuna emoji meaning
πΌπ« is the flag of Wallis and Futuna, a French overseas territory in the South Pacific, used for its people, culture and travel. The Apple artwork shows a red flag with the French tricolor in the top corner and a white cross design.
U+1F1FC U+1F1EB
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What πΌπ« means
People from Wallis and Futuna, including the large community living in New Caledonia and France, use πΌπ« in bios and posts to show pride in their home islands. It also appears in rugby and sports posts about Wallisian and Futunan players.
πΌπ« How people use it
- Showing Wallisian or Futunan heritage
- Posting about the islands
- Supporting island athletes
Example messages
Proud of my roots πΌπ«
Going home to Wallis for the holidays πΌπ«
Big win for our island boys πΌπ«π
Common πΌπ« combinations
- πΌπ«π«π·Wallis and Futuna and France together
πΌπ« vs similar emojis
| πΌπ« vs π«π· | π«π· is the flag of France, while πΌπ« is the red flag of Wallis and Futuna with the French flag in its corner. |
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Emoji details
| Name | flag: Wallis & Futuna |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F1FC U+1F1EB |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | WF, flag |
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FAQ
What does the πΌπ« flag: Wallis & Futuna emoji mean?
πΌπ« is the flag of Wallis and Futuna, a French overseas territory in the South Pacific, used for its people, culture and travel. The Apple artwork shows a red flag with the French tricolor in the top corner and a white cross design.
Is Wallis and Futuna part of France?
Yes, it is a French overseas collectivity in the Pacific Ocean, which is why the French flag appears in the corner of πΌπ«.
Why does πΌπ« show as WF on some phones?
The device or app does not support this flag, so it shows the letters W and F instead.
Are the backgrounds transparent?
Yes, every PNG has a transparent background.