The Morse Code Table

What Morse Code?

I watched a movie a few days ago and saw people using Morse code in that movie. Tu..tuuut.tuut.bla~bla~bla~... and the guy just said the translated massage on the spot. Wow, wtf!.

I heard about Morse code many times before that, but never really bother to know more about it. Well, we are not really using that Morse code in our hand phone, pda, text message isn’t.

But now, I'm just curious about it. So here, I want to share with my blog visitor about this Morse code and this is also for my future reference. ^.^". Inside the table below are the alphabet and its Morse code.

Alphabet	Morse
A	.-
B	-...
C	-.-.
D	-..
E	.
F	..-.
G	--.
H	....
I	..
J	.---
K	-.-
L	.-..
M	--

Alphabet	Morse
N	-.
O	---
P	.--.
Q	--.-
R	.-.
S	...
T	-
U	..-
V	...-
W	.--
X	-..-
Y	-.--
Z	--..

Table below are for numbers;

Numbers	Morse
0	-----
1	.----
2	..---
3	...--
4	....-
5	.....
6	-....
7	--...
8	---..
9	----.

Inside the table above is just to visualize the Morse Code. The truth to learn Morse Code is to remember it sounds. Below link are the Morse code sounds from A to Z. Each alphabet separated by 5 second silent.

Mouse code A to Z sounds.mp3 (Click here to download)

You can hear it while looking at table above. The dot (.) represent short "beep" sound and the dash (-) represent the longer "beep" sound.

That's all I know for now. Of course there is a lot more Morse code such as code for pro-sign, punctuation mark and so on. Above is just the basic part of Morse code. hehe. Thank you for visiting my blog. <(^.^)/