Eastern European Countries, Capitals, and Flags

Vocabulary flashcards matching European countries to their capitals and flag descriptions.

Russia

Capital: Moscow. Flag description: Three horizontal stripes: white, blue, and red from top to bottom.

Ukraine

Capital: Kyiv. Flag description: Two horizontal stripes: blue on top and yellow on the bottom.

Poland

Capital: Warsaw. Flag description: Two horizontal stripes: white on top and red on the bottom.

Romania

Capital: Bucharest. Flag description: Three vertical stripes: blue, yellow, and red from left to right.

Czech Republic (Czechia)

Capital: Prague. Flag description: Two horizontal stripes, white over red, with a blue triangle extending from the hoist side.

Hungary

Capital: Budapest. Flag description: Three horizontal stripes: red, white, and green from top to bottom.

Belarus

Capital: Minsk. Flag description: Horizontal red over green, with a distinctive red-and-white ornamental pattern along the hoist.

Bulgaria

Capital: Sofia. Flag description: Three horizontal stripes: white, green, and red from top to bottom.

Slovakia

Capital: Bratislava. Flag description: Three horizontal stripes: white, blue, and red, with the Slovak coat of arms near the hoist.

Moldova

Capital: Chișinău. Flag description: Three vertical stripes: blue, yellow, and red, with the national coat of arms in the center of the yellow stripe.