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Flag of Guinea
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Definitions
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Flags Β· National
uncommon
The national flag of Guinea, featuring vertical tricolor bands of red, yellow, and green. Represents the Republic of Guinea, a West African nation.
Used to represent Guinea in international contexts, sports events, or when discussing Guinean culture, politics, or travel.
Looking forward to our humanitarian mission in π¬π³ next month!
Social media post about international travel
Congratulations to Team π¬π³ on their performance at the African Cup of Nations!
Sports commentary
The red symbolizes sacrifice, yellow represents Guinea's mineral wealth, and green stands for vegetation and agriculture.
Evolution Timeline
2015
Increased visibility during the West African Ebola outbreak when Guinea was one of the affected countries.
Global health crisis brought attention to the region
2021
Spike in usage following Guinea's military coup that overthrew President Alpha CondΓ©.
Political upheaval and international news coverage
Cultural Context
Guinea gained independence from France in 1958 after being the only French colony to vote against continued association with France.
The flag emoji is used by Guinean diaspora communities to maintain connection with their homeland and express cultural identity.
Often confused with Guinea-Bissau (π¬πΌ) or Equatorial Guinea (π¬πΆ), requiring clarification in international contexts.
Regional Variations
United States
Limited usage primarily in diplomatic contexts, international events, or by diaspora communities.
Generational Usage
Gen_X: Primarily used in formal contexts like news reporting or diplomatic communications.
Gen_Z: Limited usage except by those with direct connections to Guinea or during viral news events from the country.
Older: Rarely used except in formal diplomatic or educational contexts.
Millennials: Occasional use in global awareness contexts, international sports, or when discussing African politics.
Common Combinations
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Love for Guinea or Guinean pride
Used by Guineans and those with connections to the country to express patriotism.
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Prayers for Guinea or gratitude related to Guinea
Often used during national challenges or celebrations.
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Celebrating Guinea or Guinean achievements
Used during independence day (October 2) or other national celebrations.