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SMILE in Morse Code

••• -- •• •-•• •

SMILE

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Breaking Down "SMILE"

Letter by Letter

Each letter in "SMILE" translated to morse code

S•••dit-dit-dit
M--dah-dah
I••dit-dit
L•-••di-dah-dit-dit
E•dit

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Acronym & Other Languages

International"Smile" in Other Languages

Learn how to say this phrase in morse code across different languages

Sonrisa
Spanish
••• --- -• •-• •• ••• •-
Sonrisa
Sourire
French
••• --- ••- •-• •• •-• •
Sourire
Sorriso
Portuguese
••• --- •-• •-• •• ••• ---
Sorriso
Lächeln
German
•-•• -•-• •••• • •-•• -•
Lächeln
मुस्कान
Hindi
-- ••- ••• -•- •- •- -•
muskaan
Ngiti
Tagalog
-• --• •• - ••
Ngiti
笑顔
Japanese
• --• •- ---
egao
Senyum
Indonesian
••• • -• -•-- ••- --
Senyum
Улыбка
Russian
••- •-•• -•-- -••• -•- •-
ulybka
미소
Korean
-- •• ••• ---
miso
Sorriso
Italian
••• --- •-• •-• •• ••• ---
Sorriso
Glimlach
Dutch
--• •-•• •• -- •-•• •- -•-• ••••
Glimlach

Morse Code Alphabet & Numbers

Complete reference table for letters, numbers, and common punctuation

Alphabet26 Letters

A
·−
di-dah
B
−···
dah-di-di-dit
C
−·−·
dah-di-dah-dit
D
−··
dah-di-dit
E
·
dit
F
··−·
di-di-dah-dit
G
−−·
dah-dah-dit
H
····
di-di-di-dit
I
··
di-dit
J
·−−−
di-dah-dah-dah
K
−·−
dah-di-dah
L
·−··
di-dah-di-dit
M
−−
dah-dah
N
−·
dah-dit
O
−−−
dah-dah-dah
P
·−−·
di-dah-dah-dit
Q
−−·−
dah-dah-di-dah
R
·−·
di-dah-dit
S
···
di-di-dit
T
−
dah
U
··−
di-di-dah
V
···−
di-di-di-dah
W
·−−
di-dah-dah
X
−··−
dah-di-di-dah
Y
−·−−
dah-di-dah-dah
Z
−−··
dah-dah-di-dit

Numbers10 Digits

0
−−−−−
1
·−−−−
2
··−−−
3
···−−
4
····−
5
·····
6
−····
7
−−···
8
−−−··
9
−−−−·

Punctuation & Symbols18 Symbols

.
Period
·−·−·−
,
Comma
−−··−−
?
Question Mark
··−−··
'
Apostrophe
·−−−−·
!
Exclamation
−·−·−−
/
Slash
−··−·
(
Open Parenthesis
−·−−·
)
Close Parenthesis
−·−−·−
&
Ampersand
·−···
:
Colon
−−−···
;
Semicolon
−·−·−·
=
Equal Sign
−···−
+
Plus Sign
·−·−·
-
Hyphen
−····−
_
Underscore
··−−·−
"
Quote
·−··−·
$
Dollar Sign
···−··−
@
At Sign
·−−·−·

Special Morse Code Signals

SOS (Emergency)··· −−− ···
End of Message·−·−·
Wait·−···
Error/Correction········
Understood···−·
Starting Signal−·−·−

What is Morse Code?

Morse Code Basics

Morse code is a method of transmitting text information as a series of on-off tones, lights, or clicks. Each letter and number is represented by a unique sequence of dots (.) and dashes (-).

Morse Code History

Developed in the 1830s by Samuel Morse and Alfred Vail, Morse code was widely used for telegraphy and remains important for amateur radio, aviation, and emergency communications.