Learn the pronunciations for the word ‘flag’ in other international languages, as well as which countries are represented by that language.
CVS Flags offers a wide selection of world flag inventory. But before you purchase a flag representing a foreign country, it might be a good idea to know how to pronounce it! Here is a list of the some flags we carry and how to pronounce it in that particular country:
Spanish –Bandera [ban-de-ra]
Representing: Argentina, Chile, Columbia, Cuba, Mexico, Panama
French – Drapeau [dra-poh]
Representing: Belgium, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Canada, Chad, Gabon, Guinea, France, Ivory Coast, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Mali, Monaco, Niger, Rwanda, Senegal, Togo
Portugese – Bandeira [ban-day-ra]
Representing: Brazil, Guinea Bissau
German – Fahne [fa-ne]
Representing: Austria, Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg
Polish – Flaga [fla-ga]
Representing: Poland
Italian – Bandiera [ban-di-a-rah]
Representing: Italy
Chinese – 旗or Qi [ch-ee]
Representing: China
Finnish – Lippu [lip-puh]
Representing: Finland
Czech – vlajka [vly-kah]
Representing: Czech Republic
Arabic – عَلَم or ‘Alam [a-lem]
Representing: Chad, Egypt, Israel, Libya, Somalia, Syria, United Arab Emirates, Yemen
Russian – флаг or Flaeg [ph-leg]
Representing: Russia
Romania – Steag [Sti-ag]
Representing: Romania
Greek – σημαία or Simaia [si-meh-a]
Representing: Greece
Japanese – 旗or Hata [ha-ta]
Representing: Japan
English – Flag [Fla-g]
Representing: Australia, Bahamas, Cameroon, Canada, Gambia, Ghana, India, Ireland, Mauritius, New Zealand, Nigeria, Palau, Philippines, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Tonga, United Kingdom, United States
Source: Wikipedia
