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Yes in Morse Code ​

Learn how to spell 'Yes' in Morse code. Use dots and dashes to send messages letter-by-letter and hear the signal with our interactive audio player.

How to say "Yes" in Morse Code ​

"Yes" in morse code can be write with dots. and dashes-

-.-- . ...

You can copy the code using the button on the right, or save the visual Morse code chart below for reference

The Morse Code for 'Yes' is -.-- . ...

What does "Yes" Sound Like? Morse Code Audio Player ​

Listen to the rhythmic dits and dahs of the morse code in the player

How to Send "Yes" in Morse Code? ​

Before sending "Yes" you must understand the "unit" system that governs Morse code rhythm.

  • Dot (.): The basic unit of time.
  • Dash (-): Three units long (equal to three dots).
  • Intra-character gap: The silence between dots and dashes within a single letter is one unit.
  • Inter-character gap: The silence between letters is three units.
  • Word gap (/): The silence between words is seven units.

Letter-by-Letter Translation for "Yes" ​

LetterMorse CodePlay
Y-.--
E.
S...

Click to view the full Morse Code Alphabet

Step-by-Step Transmission Guide for "Yes" ​

  • Send "Y" -.-- : One long tap, One short tap, Two long taps
  • Wait 3 units.
  • Send "e" . : One short tap
  • Wait 3 units.
  • Send "s" ... : Three short taps

What does "dash dot dash dash dot dot dot dot" -.-- . ... mean? ​

In Morse code, the sequence "dash dot dash dash dot dot dot dot"-.-- . ... translates to the letters "Yes" .

To understand how this is formed, you can check the Letter-by-Letter Translation for "Yes" section above, or see the breakdown of the signal:

Morse CodeLetter
dash dot dash dash-.--Y
dot.E
dot dot dot...S

View more morse code examples or try our interactive Morse code Translator.