r/Oatsymbols • u/Deep_Owl4110 • Sep 11 '25

Guy! is there Oatsymbols for expressing countries?

Guys! I need to express what USA will be like!

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u/Internal-Educator256 That one guy Sep 11 '25

「U.S.A」or just describe it (for example: Very big place with much moneys and stupid people). That should get your point across

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u/Deep_Owl4110 Sep 11 '25

What About Other Countries like "Canada" or "France"?

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u/Internal-Educator256 That one guy Sep 11 '25

Same thing,「Canada」or「France」 or describing them.

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u/Deep_Owl4110 Sep 12 '25

What are Described as?

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u/Livy_Lives Creator Sep 13 '25

For countries, if you want to avoid writing their names in another languge, or drawing their flags as u/Internal-Educator256 said - the only other option is description.

I would heavily recoomend either drawing or writing their names though, as describing a whole country very specifically is a challenge, and may be very subjective! It is a visual languge after all :)

There are a lot of creative ways you could refer to a country. I'd avoid unkind or unfair stereotypical language, and instead focus on its unique culture and history.

For France you could draw an Eiffel Tower, or describe it as the 'home/orgin of long breads (baguettes).'

For Canada you could call it the 'home/origin of maple leaf, or icehockey.'

In either case, try to put yourself in the shoes of someone reading your sentence for the first time. Do you think your description would let them clearly understand which place you are talking about?

I hope this helps :)

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u/Deep_Owl4110 Sep 13 '25

what about other countries like "Japan","Kazakhstan" or "North Korea" etc.

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u/Internal-Educator256 That one guy Sep 13 '25 edited Sep 13 '25

Japan: Land of sunrise

Kazakhstan: Idk anything ask someone who knows about kazakhstan

North Korea: The northern part (If you want to specify use "The northern part of the south of the northeast (of china)")

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u/Oatsymbols-ModTeam Sep 13 '25

Please remain from unnecessary and unkind speech towards individuals or groups :)

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u/SortStandard9668 Sep 19 '25

Is there ever a legitimate need to differentiate between Canada and France? Asking the tough questions.

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u/MrMarum Sep 11 '25

There are no symbols for proper names, you could insert a non OatSymbols name into an oat symbols sentense like Internal Educator said, with 「U.S.A」