How do you use other countries' flags in your country?
In America, we often use the Dutch flag to indicate that a store is open.
How do you use other countries' flags in your country?
Ian Smith
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Ryan Hughes
Apart from pubs maybe having a flag which shows what themed pub it is (Irish, Yankie, Aussie). I'd say never.
Daniel Walker
For what purpose?
And we use the french flag to wipe our arse with
Josiah Green
This.
Adrian Wilson
Why?
Asher Anderson
We do too.
Why do you do it though?
Jose Cook
Can't think of a time we use other countries flags.
Dutch immigration maybe? Americans have all sorts of things that are European imports.
David Rodriguez
Target practice.
Levi Ortiz
Its not really accepted for individuals to use the flags of other countries.
Benjamin Sanders
I don't know why but it's true
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> Open flags have long since been at the core of grass roots marketing. Hoisted they become a landmark for reference and recognition, and although not specifically stated, the connotation with OPEN flags is that there are sales or specials being offered as an introduction to local patrons.
Joshua Lopez
we put the scottish flag together with ours and a version of the irish flag to have as our national falg
Justin Peterson
we also use the british flag on the hawaiian flag
That's like 4 flags in one
Ryder Russell
Never seen it
Do they sell stroopwafels and bitterballen when that flag is used?
Julian Reyes
we plant our flag so that terrorists will know where to attack
Christopher Smith
the hawaiian flag also admittedly drew inspiration from the US flag so as to keep neutrality from British and American contestation in the pacific. so its 5
though i prefer their native flag
Brayden Brooks
Irish/british one for pubs
Italian or sometimes spanish one for restaurants
Regular ones in front of embassies
That's about it I think
Leo Morris
No, usually it's used for shops that aren't big chains
Lucas Wood
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Bentley Long
Fun fact: Dutch is the only language outside of English that uses open to mean open. As in, the Dutch word for open is "open".
Cameron Morales
That's funny, I wonder if it's a coincidence that those flags say open
Luis Richardson
As mark of restaurants that is this flag's country or imported goods store.
Incidentally, often Indian flag and Nepalese flag is decorated together.
Luke Ramirez
nice quads and i agre is not accepted , many countries do not allow this but brits use theirs as stock/marketing item, not to mention dutch west indian company flag or murican east one