Flag for the Swahili Language

The flag for the Swahili Language is based upon the flag of the nations were Swahili is spoken: Tanzania, Greater Congo, and Uganda.  The colours of the canton are green, yellow, black and red.  In the field are language field colours.


Alternatively the distinguished Swahili Flag can be flown by itself since there is no Swahili nation state.

Secondary Esperanto Language Flag

Another type of Esperanto Language Flag.  However it follows the 'linguistic pattern.' Note that other language flags have a field of green with vertical blue stripe separated by a white fimbration.  All language flags have green in honor of the now archaic and heavily western oriented language of Esperanto.

Flag for the German Language

The flag for the German Language uses a modified version of the National Flag of Germany.  The order is different as to dissasociate itself from Germany.  Additionally German is spoken in Austria, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein.  This flag honors modern Germany but modified in order that any Germany speaker can recognize. 

In the upper canton is a horizontal tri-bar of red, black and yellow.  The green field with blue on the fly indicate that it is a language flag. 

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Flag for Sunday

The Flag for Sunday uses the colours white, yellow, and red.

Flag for Saturday

The flag for Saturday uses the colours indigo, purple, and deep navy blue.  The upper symbol for the hoist is the western symbol for Saturn while the lower symbol by the flag is the also another symbol for Saturn.  Coincidentally they both ancient symbols form the East and West have a cross.

Flag for Friday

The flag for Friday uses the colours yellow, pink, and green.