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The red base represents courage. The blue stands for freedom and the white represents purity. The five stars symbolize the constellation the Southern Cross, representing the stars Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta and Epsilon, which is smaller because it doesn't shine as brightly as the other stars in the constellation. The cross represents Samoa's geographical position in the world and its link to New Zealand, which also incorporates the Southern Cross on its national flag.
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What does the colours on the Samoan flag mean?
the blue on the Samoan flag is the ocean and heaven above us and the red is the blood of the ancestors that was fighting for our independence
What is the Samoan word for flag?
fu'a, tagavai
What do the colors of the Samoan flag mean?
nothing
When is the Samoan flag day of 2012?
Aug 4-aug11
What is the national colour of Tonga?
The colours of the Samoan flag are blue, red and white.
What are the colours of Samoa?
The colours of the Samoan flag are blue, red and white.
What do all of the colors on the Olympic flag Stan for?
Horsy butt
Did Fareti Sotoa was the first person to write about the American Samoa flag?
His name is Uni Fareti Sotoa and he designed the American Samoan Flag.
What does the red on Samoa mean?
I am assuming that your question is: "What does the red on the Samoan flag mean?", in which case, the answer would be: it represents courage.
What does the Samoan flag look like?
The Samoan flag was adopted on February 24, 1949, while Samoa was still a trust territory of New Zealand. Samoa gained independence from New Zealand on January 1, 1962. The basic design of the Samoan flag was created in 1948. That flag was identical to the current flag except the Southern Cross star pattern had only four stars. The fifth star was added in February of 1949.
What do the blue and red and white stand for on the Samoan flag?
The red base represents courage. The blue stands for freedom and the white represents purity.
How do you say do you understand in the Samoan language?
"Do you understand?" - "E te malamalama?" or "O e malamalama?" - "Are you understanding?". Please do not flag this again, as these answers are correct.
