How “I love you” is built
| Word | Morse code |
|---|---|
| I | |
| LOVE | |
| YOU | |
When you send it, every letter is one rhythm, with a short pause between letters and a longer pause between words.
Morse Lux › I love you
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“I love you” in Morse code is . Listen to it below, see how it is built and find Morse code for other sweet and useful phrases.
| Word | Morse code |
|---|---|
| I | |
| LOVE | |
| YOU | |
When you send it, every letter is one rhythm, with a short pause between letters and a longer pause between words.
I = , LOVE = , YOU = . Written out with letters separated by spaces and words by slashes: .. / .-.. --- ...- . / -.-- --- ..-
Tap short for a dot and three times as long for a dash, pause briefly between letters and a bit longer between words. Many couples tap it on each other's hand — or simply send it in a chat with the Morse keyboard.
Radio operators use the number 88 for “love and kisses” and 73 for “best regards”. 88 in Morse code is .
Yes. Use the name tool to see each letter with its code and download it as an image — it works for any word or phrase, not only names.
Type your message into the Morse code translator and press “Share as secret”. Your partner gets a link that shows only the Morse code until they decode it.