How to Say "Good Night" in Morse Code?
Morse code for "Good Night" is:
--. --- --- -.. / -. .. --. .... -
Breaking down "Good Night" into Morse code
In Morse code alphabet, each letter uses different combinations of dots and dashes. Here is a guide to the individual letters in "Good Night":
- G:
--.(dah dah dit) - O:
---(dah dah dah) - O:
---(dah dah dah) - D:
-..(dah di dit) - Space:
/ - N:
-.(dah dit) - I:
..(di dit) - G:
--.(dah dah dit) - H:
....(di di di dit) - T:
-(dah)
Why Would You Say "Good Night" in Morse Code?
Morse code was originally used for telegraph and radio communication, but nowadays, many use it in creative ways, and writing sweet messages to loved ones is one of them.
Just like texting someone "I love you" and "I miss you", you may want to express your feelings in Morse code - it will surely add a romantic and unique touch to your message.
Once you have your words translated into Morse code characters, simply copy and paste them in a message on your phone. Alternatively, you can switch to typing them out and send them to your friends with light using the Morse code light translator.
Alternatives to Good Night in Morse Code
There are many different ways to end a conversation in Morse code. If you want to say something other than "good night", here are other similar phrases in Morse code:
- NN (abbreviation for "night night"):
-. -. - GN (abbreviation for "good night"):
--. -. - Sweet dreams:
... .-- . . - / -.. .-. . .- -- ...
Of course, you can also learn Morse code and how to say whatever you want with letters in Morse code, using this dit dah language.