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🇵🇭🇵🇭 Flag: Philippines Emoji EmojiUnicode: 1F1F5 1F1ED

Represents the Philippines

Released in Introduced in 2015 as part of Unicode 6.0 and included in Emoji 1.0.

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Meaning and Interpretation

"The 🇵🇭 Flag: Philippines emoji visually represents the national flag of the Philippines, a Southeast Asian country. It is commonly used to represent the nation itself, its people, culture, or the concept of Filipino pride and identity. With a flag that features a horizontal blue stripe over a red stripe and a white triangle with a yellow sun and three stars, the emoji echoes the country's history, independence, and national unity."

Symbolism

The blue color represents peace, truth, and justice.
The red stands for patriotism and valor.
The white triangle symbolizes equality and fraternity, with the sun and stars representing regions of the Philippines.

Common Usage Scenarios

To show national pride or support for the Philippines in international sports, political discussions, or holidays.
In conversations about Filipino culture, food, travel destinations, or social issues.
Used as a way to represent the Filipino community in global contexts or among friends and family.

Usage Examples in Conversation

Can't wait for my vacation in the Philippines 🇵🇭! Beautiful beaches and great food! 😍

Happy Independence Day to all my Filipino friends! 🇵🇭

Feeling proud of all our athletes representing the 🇵🇭 on the global stage! 🎉

My grandmother made delicious adobo again! 🇵🇭 Filipino food is the best! 🍛

Sending my love to the beautiful people of the Philippines during these hard times. 🇵🇭 Stay strong!

Usage Guidelines and Etiquette

Ideal to use when referring specifically to the nation of the Philippines or Filipino culture.
Avoid misusing it in unrelated contexts, as it is a symbol of national identity and pride.
If discussing sensitive political topics related to the Philippines, this emoji represents the country as a whole and its people—so use it respectfully.