Guatemala and Argentina share similar blue-and-white colors. Argentina’s flag influenced the design of the flag of the former Federal Republic of Central America, which later inspired Guatemala’s flag.
The two flags are easy to tell apart: Argentina’s has horizontal stripes and a Sun of May emblem, while Guatemala’s has vertical stripes and a coat of arms in the center.
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The bird on the Guatemalan flag is the resplendent quetzal, a colorful species native to Central America and Guatemala’s national bird. It appears on the country’s coat of arms, where it represents liberty and freedom.
The quetzal also has strong ties to Maya culture, where it was associated with light, goodness, and the divine. Today, it remains an important national symbol and lends its name to Guatemala’s official currency.
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The flag of Liberia looks like the United States flag because it was inspired by its design.
Liberia was founded in the 19th century as a homeland for freed Africans who had been enslaved in the United States and the Caribbean. It has been an independent republic since 1847.
If you’ve noticed that there are two versions of the flag of Costa Rica, this is probably because there is a state version (Pabellón Nacional) featuring the national coat of arms. This version is restricted to specific official uses.
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Qatar is a country in the Middle East located on the northeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula. Although its spelling is straightforward, English speakers often mispronounce its pronunciation because it differs from the way it is written.
Pronunciation in regular alphabet –
US: KUH-tar
UK: kuh-TAH
Pronunciation in IPA alphabet –
US: /kəˈtɑr/
UK: /kəˈtɑː/
Pronunciation –
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This is because on September 15, 1821, Nicaragua and the other Central American countries proclaimed independence from Spain.
On September 15th in Nicaragua, it’s common to see the flag of Nicaragua, parades, marching bands, traditional dancing, music competitions, and a torch-passing ceremony.
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