π¬π³ is the flag of Guinea, the West African country, used to mean Guinea, its people, or support for its national teams. The Apple artwork shows three vertical stripes of red, yellow and green.

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People use π¬π³ for Guinean pride, diaspora posts, Independence Day on 2 October, and matches of the national football team, the Syli Nationale. The capital is Conakry. It is easy to confuse with Mali or with other countries named Guinea, so check the stripe order. It has no slang meaning.
Allez le Syli π¬π³β½
Conakry vibes this weekend π¬π³
Proud Guinean π¬π³β€οΈ
Happy Independence Day Guinea π¬π³
| π¬π³ vs π²π± | π²π± Mali uses the same colours in the opposite order, green, yellow, red. |
|---|---|
| π¬π³ vs π¬πΌ | π¬πΌ is Guinea-Bissau, a different country with a black star on a red band. |
| π¬π³ vs π¬πΆ | π¬πΆ is Equatorial Guinea, with horizontal stripes and a blue triangle. |
| Name | flag: Guinea |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F1EC U+1F1F3 |
| Category | Flags |
| Keywords | GN, flag |
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π¬π³ is the flag of Guinea, the West African country, used to mean Guinea, its people, or support for its national teams. The Apple artwork shows three vertical stripes of red, yellow and green.
Guinea π¬π³ starts with red next to the pole, while Mali π²π± starts with green. The yellow stripe is in the middle on both.
No, π¬π³ is Guinea in West Africa. Papua New Guinea is π΅π¬.
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