Tags

A dog

A sheep

Any type of building or decorative structure

Uses black

Uses blue

Uses green

Uses grey

Uses orange

Uses purple / violet

Uses red

Uses white

Uses yellow

A pole used to provide infrastructure for electricity wires.

An electricity hole with multiple see-through holes as part of the design

Infrastructure to provide public lighting (street lamps)

Any kind of fire hydrant

A flag of any kind

A flag used to represent a country

A flag used to represent a region within a country

A flag representing a social group or movement, for example, the LGBTQ flag.

A generic flag that doesn't seem to represent anything in particlar

Concrete (material)

Brick (material)

Wood (material, NOT a tree)

Any type of road

A motorway

A dirt-road / off-road

A sign on a road intended for vehicle drivers

A chevron sign for vehicle drivers

A stop sign for vehicle drivers

A warning sign to alert vehicle drivers of potential danger

A road sign to make drivers aware of a pedestrian crossing

Intentional markings on the road that communicate meaning to drivers, such as painted lines or text

Information used to locate things, such as area codes, serial numbers, phone codes (local or international) and state or regional acronyms. But NOT fully-written individual street/place names (we don't need to practice those)

International or regional phone codes

International phone codes that can be used to identify a country, e.g. +44 (United Kingdom)

A phone codes that can be used to identify a region within a country. The specific system used depends on the country

Information found on an electricity pole which can be helpful for locating it

A code made of numbers which can provide information about the location of something

A short string of letters used to represent a larger region or country, sometimes used as part of a serial code. For example, 'NV' might refer to Nevada in USA.

A tree is something, but we're not really sure exactly what it is. If you know, please get in touch and we will update this description

Written text of any language or script

The English language

The Japanese language (Kanji, Katakana, Hirigana)

The Odia language

The Russian language

The Spanish language

The Portuguese language

Difficult to categorize, or unique concepts that don't yet have their own tags (e.g.: driving side laws)

Uses a striped pattern

Uses a chckered pattern

Any type of sign: Road signs, street signs, misc signs

A cat

A goat