0Hi folks, I got a little doubt and I need your help.02br 02br 00 If you will represent the colors of the America flag (USA) as a strip, what order/sequence of the colors would you use?02br 02br 00Below I'll put some orders that I think they are right for some flags. If they are wrong, please show me the right order it should be.02br 02br 00Colors sequence for the flags represented as strip for:02br 001) American (USA) : Blue, Red and White;02br 002) French: Blue, White and Red;02br 003) Slovenia: White, Blue and Red;02br 004) Czech: Blue, White and Red;02br 005) Netherlands: Red, White and Blue.02br 02br 00Thanks in advance.0-
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0Hi Lucato,02br 02br 00I don't know about the other countries, but for the American flag, the order it is referred to is always "red, white and blue."02br 02br 00But if you mean you are going to put a block of color in that order to represent the American flag, I'd have to say I would not recognize it as our flag.0-
0Hi,02br 02br 00Not that I've said it for years, but the British flag (the Union Jack) is also referred to as 'the red, white and blue'.02br 02br 00Obviously popular colours!02br 02br 00Clive0-
0Hey GG, thanks a lot for your help. I thought it was blue, red and white. I mean, if you look at the flag it seams that blue should start the sequence. 050010id1
0 Thanks Clive. So, if you see some ribbon with red, white and blue you don't get to know if it is British or American, right?02br 02br 00Keep the info coming from other countries folks. 0-
0Hi,02br 02br 01font00So, if you see some ribbon with red, white and blue you don't get to know if it is British or American, right?02font02br 02br 01font00Generally speaking, I wouldn't really feel the need to relate it to any country. It would just be a coloured ribbon.02font02b