LEARN MORSE CODE from a MEMORY CHAMP (in 15 minutes)

This is a video I've been wanting to do for a while (in part because I've wanted to learn Morse Code myself, for years!) and I've also had many requests for it.

In my mind, there are 2 ways to go about learning Morse Code. So here are both ways!

It's one of my lengthier videos, but hopefully it will help anyone who watches this, to learn Morse Code completely in just 15 minutes, with a little bit of help from some mnemonics.

Here is the standard International Morse Code pdf I reference in the video:

And also, all of the silly phrases for all the letters in the alphabet (lowercase signifies a dot, caps signifies a dash):

A: a - PART
B: BOB - is - the - man
C: CO - ca - CO - la
D: DOG - did - it
E: eh?
F: fetch - a - FIRE - man
G: GOOD - GRAV - y
H: hip - i - ty - hop
I: i - bid
J: in - JAWS - JAWS - JAWS
K: KANG - a - ROO
L: los - AN - ge - les
M: MMMM - MMMM
N: NU - dist
O: OH - MY - GOD
P: a - POOP - Y - smell
Q: GOD - SAVE - the - QUEEN
R: ro -TAT - ion
S: si - si - si
T: TALL
U: u - ni - FORM
V: vic - tor - y - VEE
W: the - WORLD - WAR
X: X - marks - the - SPOT
Y: YOU'RE - a - COOL - DUDE
Z: ZINC - ZOO - kee - per

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0:00 Intro
1:37 The Basics
2:37 Method #1 - The Quick & Dirty Way
7:09 Method #2 - The Masterful Way
13:33 Quick Example
14:30 Outro

Music: Epidemic Sound

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My Gear:

[soffe]

body: go to sleep it’s already too late
mind: *morse code*

[zazeej]

Its 3:02 am.

Sleep? No time for sleeping I got Morse code to learn

[CTE]

Studying exam subject ❌
Studying morse to copy in exam ✅

[lee_m.h]

When I have two pending homeworks, and 5 notes to take down, and a science quiz to get ready for. But here I am, studying Morse code coz I have the audacity to get bored. Lol.

[synchrorgen]

Me: *clicking my pen*

That kid who knows morse code: why are u trying to invade north korea with an army of dogs

[sarangal]

*Me bored in my class, clicking pen*
The quietest kid - meet me downstairs.
Me - wait, WHAT!?

[chxrlii]

I saw this video a few years back and tweaked the phrase method to work best for me. I still know Morse Code to this day. Thanks for this!

[masterjunko]

"Alright sweetie, can you say your ABC's?"

"Apaaart, Booob is the man, Coooca Cooola-"

[craigj.]

Glad I memorized the entire Morse code language instead of studying for my math test

[Shaemmeh]

Imma be the cool kid in escape rooms that looks at the light blinking, translates it, then notices the light is just broken and none of that mattered

[thedavises]

OMG! I’m 74 years old; growing up with a ham radio operator father who used Morse all the time till he got his general license, I tried to learn code. I was able to learn some if the letters but not all. Your method of assigning phrases to the sound is genius! But I already knew CQ! I’ve heard it so many times. Dah dit dah dit dah dah dit dah! Great video! BTW I got my ham license about 15 years ago when morse was no longer required.

[procity]

Have been wanting to learn morse code for a while, but didn't know how to go about it. This is such a good way to learn. Thanks!

[yashi]

*The Fact that Im more interested to this than my school subjects*

[koolbeanz-]

I can finally work out what my washing machine has been telling me!!

[alexandred.]

I saw the thumbnail and was sure you were gonna make people memorize how the letters look like, but I'm glad to see you're actually teaching the rhythms!

[dream_walker]

I went to a sort of field trip recently to the college in town (I’m in senior high) and we were meant to be wandering around and seeing all the different rooms… I stayed in the simulator room with the older professor who was tinkering with his radio. Watching him tune into a Morse channel and just start writing in his notebook as he heard the beeps and responding accordingly was fascinating. I stayed there for the whole day, he even put me in charge for a little while when he left for a minute. 10/10, most positive experience of my life.

[hellas]

*Has a test today*

*Me at 3 am: "Yes, I want to learn Morse Code"*

[vincentlambang]

Others: Learn morse code for emergency

Me: Use morse code on Final Exam with my friends

[harveybc]

Very inventive. Maybe at 72 I'll finally learn it. Both my grandfather and father were telegraphers for the Southern Pacific railroad. I never took advantage of that to learn it. FWIW, my father was only so so. He could do about 30 WPM using a bug. My grandfather on the other hand could do between 70 and 80. He could be talking to you while listening to a message. Send the received response, write the message down all the while talking with you. I guess 50 years of doing that helped.

[miloz]

Pretty much something that I will never ever ever need, but it was an amazing lesson from you, the way you taught and your methods helped me learn the code in a day lol. Thanks!