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🇬🇺Flag: Guam EmojiUnicode: 1F1EC 1F1FA
The official flag emoji for Guam. Used to represent the island, its people, culture, or to talk about travel there.
Released in 2018 as part of Emoji 2.0 (Unicode 11.0)
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Meaning and Interpretation
🇬🇺 This is the flag of Guam! It's not just any flag—it's a whole vibe. The blue background represents the ocean, the red border is for the blood spilled, and the central shape is a *latte stone*, a big deal in ancient Chamorro culture. You drop this flag when you're repping your Guamanian heritage hard, planning that dream trip to Tumon Bay, or just feeling proud of the island life. It's like saying 'Håfa Adai!' (the Chamorro greeting) in emoji form. Use it to show love for Guam, periodt.
Symbolism
- Guamanian National and Cultural Pride
- The Island of Guam Itself (Geography, People)
- Chamorro Heritage and Identity
Common Usage Scenarios
- Posting pics from your vacation in Tumon or hiking at Two Lovers Point.
- Celebrating Guam's Liberation Day or other cultural festivals.
- Connecting with other Guamanians or Pacific Islanders online to show solidarity.
Usage Examples in Conversation
Just booked my tickets! Guam, here I come! 🇬🇺✈️
Happy Liberation Day, Guam! Cheers to our home! 🇬🇺❤️
POV: You're having a fiesta plate for lunch. Missing home. 🇬🇺
Shoutout to all my Guamanian cousins out there! Where y'all at? 🇬🇺👋
The Pacific sun hits different. Nothing like a Guam sunset. 🇬🇺🌅
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Perfect for showing Guamanian pride or announcing travel plans related to Guam.
- Great in bios or posts when connecting with Chamorro or Pacific Islander communities.
- Avoid using it randomly to represent just any 'tropical island'—it's specifically for Guam.
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