How to Say "I Miss You" in Morse Code?
Morse code for "I Miss You" is: .. / -- .. ... ... / -.-- --- ..-
Breaking down "I Miss You" 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 "I Miss You":
- I:
..(di dit) - Space:
/ - M:
--(dah dah) - I:
..(di dit) - S:
...(di di dit) - S:
...(di di dit) - Space:
/ - Y:
-.--(dah di dah dah) - O:
---(dah dah dah) - U:
..-(di di dah)
How to Say "I Miss You" in Morse Code
The Morse code for "I miss you" is .. / -- .. ... ... / -.-- --- ..-
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Breaking down "I miss you" in Morse code
In the Morse code alphabet, each letter uses a different combination of dots (dits, or short pulses / flashes) and dashes (dahs, or long pulses / flashes). The letters in "I miss you" are:
- I:
..(di dit) - Space:
/(silence as long as seven dits) - M:
--(dah dah) - I:
..(di dit) - S:
...(di di dit) - S:
...(di di dit) - Space:
/ - Y:
-.--(dah di dah dah) - O:
---(dah dah dah) - U:
..-(di di dah)
"I Miss You" in Acronyms and Other Languages
To sharpen your skills, try these other ways to say "I miss you" using Morse code in different languages and forms.
- IMY (an acronym):
.. -- -.-- - MISS U (a shortened form):
-- .. ... ... / ..- - Te extraño (Spanish):
- . / . -..- - .-. .- --.-- --- - Tu me manques (French):
- ..- / -- . / -- .- -. --.- ..- . ... - Sinto sua falta (Portuguese):
... .. -. - --- / ... ..- .- / ..-. .- .-.. - .- - Ich vermisse dich (German):
.. -.-. .... / ...- . .-. -- .. ... ... . / -.. .. -.-. ....
Type other words in the box above or use our Morse code decoder to say "I miss you" in different ways.
Tips for Learning "I Miss You" in Morse Code
"I miss you" is a moderately difficult phrase for beginners in Morse code. To learn it well:
- Memorize and practice the six letters first: I, M, S, Y, O, U.
- Practice "miss" and "you" separately before sending the whole phrase.
Some common phrases with similar difficulty are "I love you" and "happy birthday". If these are challenging, start with single words like "help" and "hello".