Color and Learn: The Brunei Flag in Japanese
Looking for a creative way to practice Japanese? Our Brunei flag coloring page is specifically designed for
JSL (Japanese as a Second Language) learners and those interested in Japanese culture.
It features the country name in Katakana, the script used in Japan for foreign names and loanwords.
Why This Coloring Page is Unique
- Language Integration: The name “Brunei” is presented as “ブルネイ” (Bu-ru-ne-i). You can color inside the characters to memorize their shapes.
- Japanese Educational Style: This layout mimics the “Nurie” (coloring) worksheets commonly used in Japanese kindergartens and elementary schools.
- DIY Cultural Project: The “Norishiro” (gluing margin) on the left allows you to connect multiple flags to create your own international festival bunting, a common sight at Japanese school sports days!
Cultural Note: Katakana
In Japan, when we write the names of countries (except for some like China or Korea), we use Katakana.
Learning these characters through coloring is a relaxing and effective way to build your Japanese vocabulary.
As you color the yellow field and the intricate red crest of the Brunei flag, try pronouncing “Burunei” out loud!