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Kiswahili: Bendera ya Tanzania
English: Flag of Tanzania
አማርኛ: የታንዛኒያ ሰንደቅ ዓላማ
Deutsch: Flagge Tansanias
Cymraeg: Baner Tanzania
Esperanto: Flago de Tanzanio
فارسی: پرچم تانزانیا
Français : Drapeau de la Tanzanie
Gàidhlig: Bratach na Tansáine
Italiano: Bandiera della Tanzania
日本語: タンザニアの国旗
Kernowek: Baner Tanzania
Malagasy: Sainan'i Tanzania
Chi-Chewa: Mbendera ya Tanzania
Português: Bandeira da Tanzânia
Slovenščina: Državna zastava Tanzanije
Soomaaliga: Calanka Tansaaniya
Source: Drawn by User:SKopp, User:Madden and User:Alkari
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