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🇬🇭Ghana Flag EmojiUnicode: 1F1EC 1F1ED
It's the national flag of Ghana, used to represent the country, its people, and its culture online.
Released in 2010 with Emoji 1.0, later updated in 2018 (Emoji 11.0) for a more detailed design.
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Meaning and Interpretation
🇬🇭 Hey, this is the flag of Ghana! It's like your digital badge of Ghanaian-ness. Throw it up when you're repping your country, showing love to the Black Stars (the national football team), or just talking about your Ghanaian heritage. It can mean 'I'm from Ghana,' 'Let's go Ghana!', or 'This is some authentic Ghanaian stuff right here.' It's all about pride, identity, and showing where you're from in a fun way.
Symbolism
- National Pride & Identity
- African Heritage & Culture
- Support for Ghana (especially in sports)
Common Usage Scenarios
- Celebrating Ghana's Independence Day (March 6th) online.
- Cheering for the Ghana national football team during a match.
- Showing off your Ghanaian roots or recommending Ghanaian food/music.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Just booked my flight to Accra! Can't wait to be home 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
BLACK STARS WIN! What a goal! 🇬🇭🇬🇭
That jollof rice recipe was fire! Pure Ghana 🇬🇭
"Where are you from?" "Ghana, born and raised 🇬🇭"
Shoutout to all the Ghanaian kings and queens out there! 🇬🇭✨
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Great for showing national pride, but respect it—don't use it in negative contexts about the country.
- Perfect for sports fans during major tournaments like the Africa Cup of Nations or World Cup.
- A friendly way to connect with other Ghanaians or show interest in Ghanaian culture.
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