100 most common English words in Morse Code @15wpm

The 100 most common english words in Morse Code at 15 words per minute. See other videos for other speeds.

Practice begins at 1 minute mark

[chrysoula]

what I am doing instead of studying lol

[sarahmichelle]

When its one in the morning and you want to learn how to talk badly about your coworker Dwight right in front of him. Thank you.

[isee]

it's 3:00am and I just memorized morse code characters on a school night

[-bitmodern]

Okay I know moorse code when I write it but hearing audio is flustering

[jskoh]

For everyone saying that it is too fast, or understandably that the dahs are too similar to the dits, they are not actually that bad, since this is slowed down. So if it is hard for you, it just means you have to practice listening to Morse code more. No worries, it was the same thing for me too, but after practicing for a bit, it becomes a bit more clear

[espedidosgs]

i'm hoping this whole morse code thing will be helpful in building new neural pathways to compensate for the millions and millions of neural pathways in my brain that were destroyed, no not destroyed but obliterated after my stroke.

im banking on the theory that building new neural pathways increases brain neuro plasticity which in essence, is the only way to recover lost abilities.

good thing, i'm finding this antiquated and defunct form of communication extremely interesting albeit really difficult to grasp in the beginning. actually, difficult to grasp still even after a few days of practicing. but time is on my side and if there is one common theme in stroke recovery, it is that patience will have to be your main, if not your only virtue.

what i will do (and not do) to rebuild and recover my lost and weakened abilities.

#strokesurvivor
#strokerecovery
#survivorsnevergiveup
#morsecode

[surandtune]

For 30 long years, I was a Radio Officer on various type of cargo vessels. I liked my job very much. I mostly had Marconi sets but I got Kyoritsu Dempa, JRC, ITT and sailor communication equipments also.

[MrSocks-vdgu]

0:51 ignore me, im just helping nyself

[joeframo]

Your spacing was excellent I thought you did a great job everything was 100% perfect none of your letters are run together you did a fantastic job thank you for sharing

[HarishKottayam]

I really struggled to attend my ASOC exam morse section b yesterday .. will start practicing with these videos now. Thank you for publishing this.

[bobcrawford]

I learned in the Army 1971 and it was 6 hours a day 5 days a week. Went to Teletype school and did the same for 5 weeks and had to type as well. When I got out in 73, they were moving to Microwave radios in lieu of SSB's. I'll bet my MOS no longer exists (05C20). It was a great experience being in HQ and knowing what was going on in the field. Note: After the threshold of 15 Words per minute, it becomes automatic. The only way I could copy was with a pencil in my hand #2soft. Made it to 21 WPM before I shipped out of RTT school to my duty base.

[aaronporter]

Thank you. I am a classically trained musician and yutuber radiopreppers said slower is not better because you have to hear the rythm of the letters but if you go too slow when you learn you never get to hear the rythm of the whole words, just each letter. Fluency will never become achievable below 15wpm.

[raulplesa]

Dude i just want to learn the morse code at 2 am cuz why not

[whattheflimflam]

Great for a newcomer to CW like me, I know all letter and numbers, now gotta get fluent and fast. 73

[paulinmt]

"Experts" say 18 WPM minimum, and use Farnsworth method. I'd recommend 20 WPM or even higher in order to not count dits and dahs. Hope this nice series of vids generates more interest in Morse code. CW mode is the most fun I've had in ham radio. 73 ES TNX DE N6MGN

[hrdknox]

I've been listening to this twice a day for less than a week and I'm already starting to pick it up!

[machoneboard]

This is great for practice. Thanks for posting this and your other videos!

[philonutube]

The first time I became aware of morse code, was in the film A Night To Remember and it has stuck in my mind ever since. I've always wanted to learn about MC. Great upload.

[nooryounis]

Learning at 1 am feels like I’m a spy and doing something huge like the world is standing on me lol

[rayiscool]

Thanks man. I just started to learn Morse code today and I made a sheet of letters and I needed words and audio of how to do them so thx