π©πͺ is the flag of Germany, used to show German nationality, support German sports teams, or mention travel, study or work in Germany. Apple shows a waving flag with black, red and gold horizontal stripes.

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People send π©πͺ to cheer for Germany in football tournaments, to mark trips, Oktoberfest or Christmas markets, and to talk about learning German. Students and workers moving to Germany often add it to bios and posts. Its tone depends fully on the message around it.
Come on Germany π©πͺβ½
Got my visa, moving to Berlin next month π©πͺ
Day 30 of learning German π©πͺπ
Oktoberfest was amazing π©πͺπΊ
| π©πͺ vs π§πͺ | π§πͺ is Belgium, with black, yellow and red vertical stripes instead of horizontal ones. |
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| Name | flag: Germany |
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| Codepoints | U+1F1E9 U+1F1EA |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | DE, flag |
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π©πͺ is the flag of Germany, used to show German nationality, support German sports teams, or mention travel, study or work in Germany. Apple shows a waving flag with black, red and gold horizontal stripes.
Black, red and gold, in horizontal stripes from top to bottom.
Flag emojis are built from two letter codes, and DE is the code for Germany. Devices that do not support flag emojis show the letters instead.
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