A third turn of the globe, this one centered on Asia, Australia, and the surrounding Pacific. Travel plans and pride posts from that part of the world lean on it hardest, and like its two siblings it gets used loosely for the planet in general whenever nobody's bothered to check which hemisphere is actually facing forward.
What π means
A globe showing the Asian and Australian continents by marking the land with greenish-brown tints and the surrounding seas with a dash of royal blue.
The π Globe Showing Asia-Australia emoji signifies both these continents, everything in and about it as well. It can also be a common way of referring to the earth and the world (as it's a part of the whole).
How and when to use it
- Use π while posting or reposting anything particularly pertaining to the Asian and/or the Australian continents; it can be travel related content, gastronomy, politics, anything.
- If you're from any of these continents and you love globes, you can use π in your social media profile.
- Since π forms a part of the entire world, it can still be used to represent phrases such as 'my world', 'my people', 'my everything', blah blah blah cupid loves you, etc.
- Speaking of long-distance relationships, if the one you love lives in any of these continents while you live elsewhere, you can use π while posting pictures of or with them on social media or even while texting them in your mushy love language.
- π can also be used in general themes such as planet earth, the earth, the world, global and international.
Other Names
- π Asia and Australia
- π Asian and Australian Continents
- π Eastern Continent
- π The East
- π Globe
- π Planet Earth
- π The Earth
- π The World
- π Global
- π International
The lowdown
- Category
- Travel & Places βΊ place-map
- Codepoints
U+1F30F- Emoji version
- Emoji 0.6
- Shortcodes
:earth_asia:- Keywords
- Asia, Asia-Australia, Australia, earth, globe, showing, world
How it looks across platforms
Seeing a blank box instead of the emoji somewhere? Here's why that happens. Curious why the designs above don't match to begin with? Here's why that happens too.
β‘ Quick round
Which joined the keyboard first β π Globe Showing Asia-Australia or π¬π΅ Flag: Guadeloupe?
Runs with a crowd
π keeps company in space emojis β tap-to-copy sets for when one emoji isn't enough.