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Flag: Luxembourg

The 🇱🇺 Flag Lu emoji displays the national flag of Luxembourg. It consists of three horizontal stripes of equal width: red (top), white, and light blue. This emoji is primarily used to represent Luxem...

U+1F1F1-1F1FA Unicode
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📖 Meaning & Usage

The 🇱🇺 Flag Lu emoji displays the national flag of Luxembourg. It consists of three horizontal stripes of equal width: red (top), white, and light blue. This emoji is primarily used to represent Luxembourg, its people, culture, and anything related to the country. It can also be used by individuals expressing their national pride or support for Luxembourg in various contexts such as sports, travel, or political discussions. The Flag Lu emoji was introduced in Unicode version 6.0 in 2010.

🎯 Usage Contexts

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Representing Luxembourg

Visiting 🇱🇺 next month! So excited!

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Showing national pride

Celebrating Luxembourg National Day! 🇱🇺

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Discussing Luxembourgish news or events

Just read about the new developments in 🇱🇺!

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Supporting Luxembourgish sports teams

Go Luxembourg! 🇱🇺 #TeamLuxembourg

📱 Platform Appearances

Flag: Luxembourg Google Noto emoji Google Noto Apache 2.0
Flag: Luxembourg Twitter/X emoji Twitter/X CC-BY 4.0
Flag: Luxembourg Fluent 3D emoji Fluent 3D MIT
Flag: Luxembourg OpenMoji emoji OpenMoji CC BY-SA 4.0

ℹ️ All images shown are from open-licensed sources (Apache 2.0, MIT, CC-BY 4.0, CC BY-SA 4.0) and are free to use.

💬 Ready Messages

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Greetings from 🇱🇺!

Rooting for Luxembourg in the Olympics! 🇱🇺

Can't wait to travel to 🇱🇺 someday.

Happy to see Luxembourg making progress! 🇱🇺

Luxembourg is such a beautiful country! 🇱🇺

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💡 Usage Tips

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Use with travel plans

Combine the flag emoji with travel-related emojis when discussing a trip to Luxembourg.

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Show support

Use this emoji to show support for Luxembourgish athletes or teams.

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Express heritage

Use the flag emoji to represent your Luxembourgish heritage or ancestry.

💻 Developer Codes

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