What is Morse code and how is it learned by ear
Morse code is a communication system that represents each letter and number with a sequence of dots (short) and dashes (long). It was born with the telegraph in the 19th century and today it remains alive among amateur radio operators, teachers and curious people who learn it by hobby or in the classroom. How to learn it The key is to learn it by ear: first the sounds of the most used letters and then the words…
The Morse code is a communication system that represents letters and numbers with sequences of dots and dashes. It originated with the telegraph in the 19th century and remains popular among radio enthusiasts, teachers, and curious learners. To learn Morse code, it's recommended to start by listening to the sounds of the most commonly used letters, then practice with complete words for 10 minutes a day. The SOS signal (··· −−− ···) can be used as a first practical exercise.
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