 
 <prompt> Article: Di white stripes for Union Jack no be di same size. Di wider white stripes wey dey for di side wey dey close to di flagpole suppose dey on top of di diagonal red stripes. Di white stripes represent Scotland Saint Andrew's Cross while di red ones represent Ireland Saint Patrick's Cross. One good way to remember am na to use "wide white top." For di side wey dey far from di flagpole, di white stripes wey dey run diagonally suppose dey thinner on top of di red stripe, and thicker below di red stripe. Dis one apply to both white stripes wey dey for di side wey dey far from di flagpole. Saint Andrew's Cross dey for di flag first and e dey more important pass Saint Patrick's cross. When you dey hang your flag vertically, di thick white stripe suppose dey on top of all di other stripes for di top left hand side of your flag. Di top edge of di flag suppose become di left edge of di flag when you dey hang am vertically. Dis practice dey similar to how dem dey hang di American flag, but e dey different for other countries like Liechtenstein, Slovakia, and Slovenia, where dem get different designs for flags wey dem hang vertically. If you fly di Union Jack upside down, e be coded distress signal, and e suppose only dey used for dat purpose. For UK, if you fly di flag upside down, e fit be seen as insult, even if e na honest mistake. Wetin dis article dey talk about na summary of how to arrange di Union Jack flag properly. <response>: Look the white diagonal stripes for the side wey dey close to the flagpole. Look the white diagonal stripes for the side wey dey far from the flagpole. Make sure say the thick white line dey for the top left, if dem hang am vertically. Fly the flag upside down for signal of distress. 