b. The coat of arms of the Republic are: a Palette surmounted by the liberty cap, and under the palms a trophy with the legend: In Union there is Strength [L'UNION FAIT LA FORCE or for the Kreyòl version: MEN ANPIL, CHAY PA LOU - this means: Many Hands Lighten the Load, the French motto would be translated as Linyon Fè la Fòs in Kréyol.]
Nimewo 2: Koulè drapo peyi d Ayiti, se ble e wouj.
Nimewo 3: Men ki jan drapo peyi d Ayiti dwe fèt: Drapo a fèt ak 2 moso twal, menm longè, menm lajè. Moso twal ble a, anwo. Moso twal wouj la, anba. Tou le 2 moso twal yo kouche. Nan mitan drapo a, sou yon ti moso twal blan, yon moso twal kare, y a fè desen yon pye palmis, ak yon bonèt wouj sou tèt pye palmis la. Anba fèy palmis la, y a fè desen kèk zam ak kèk enstriman mizik. Men sa y a ekri, anba, sou ti moso twal blan an: MEN ANPIL, CHAY PA LOU.
Current D.R. Flag Early Flag of the Dominican RepublicThe flag of the Dominican Republic has its roots in the Haitian Flag of the early 19th century, a horizontal bicolor of blue over red. (Martucci) The first flag of the Dominican Republic was created when Juan Pablo Duarte modified the Haitian flag by superimposing a white cross over it
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