Coast guard 1: Hey! I see flashing lights there! Coast guard 2: It appears to be... Morse code Coast guard 1: What does it say? Coast guard 2: Like... And subscribe???
I learnt morse code a few years back and it's the best thing I've invested my time into. I even write my diary in morse code coz I had it stolen last time and it was pretty embarrassing.
I wanted to learn morse code 3 years ago. Memorized the letters visually and tested myself with audio after a month. Completely different and it felt insanely fast
I learned Morse Code using an app called "Morse Mania", it teaches you letter by letter from easiest to hardest. It starts with E "." and T "-", then M and I and so on. This is also a good method of learning it but it depends on how you want to learn stuff! Edit: how did i get so many likes!
For anyone who doesn’t know: You can do SOS very easily. Just . . . - - - . . . However, if you forget that, just flash the light or make the noise in groups of 3. Most people, especially rescue teams will recognize this as a deliberate action
can confirm, as a SAR ground team member, we look for absolutely ANYTHING intentional, you could even only make the noise once and we would still take it as a sign of life
@@marktime. makes sense. But repetition helps increase the chance of it being noticed. Especially with stuff like using a reflective object to signal a plane. If it just flashes once, might seem like just a random shiny thing on the ground
@@OctagonalSquare I mean if you are in any trouble hypothetically and you do this code light flashes ...there must be someone who understands the meaning of the codes .... otherwise it's all pointless,right?
Me and my friend learned Morse code for cheating on an exam about a year ago... We'd tap our fingers on the desk to spell out the words in code. It actually worked and we managed to communicate like 5 answers (isn't really that helpful if you didn't study lol) the teachers had no clue too.
One suggestion for learning Morse code is not remembering the dots and dashes but getting the muscle memory and learn the sound pattern then it will be much easier to learn Morse code. I learned by tapping my fingers on the table like pointer finger for dot and thumb for dash, while listening to the sound.
Yeah, people that actually use morse code don't count out the dots and dashes, but remember each letter by its sequence. H is dot dot dot dot, not 1 dot, 2 dot, 3 dot, 4 dot
I prefer learning using books and I think this book can help a person who is looking to learn it Morse Code for Beginners - Learn and Practice: Easy Tutorial Workbook Which is from 2Z Publisher I really love thier books
@@Ug-lordetheunmovable hey bud morse code was actually meant to be transmitted with sound, the dots and dashes you see are just the beeps put onto paper.
Thank you right after watching this short I immediately went to find for this “hello morse” chart after ~50 minutes I can memorise half of it, really helpful, learning morse code is one of my little goals I wanted the achieve in a while
I tried to Morse code in nullxiety it's just a Roblox game but it was hard when I did to chrome and try to find it in the code without skipping it, I gave up when it was 20 minutes
@@MyVideogameTherapy haha I didn’t see it as a complaint! It’s all good :) it’s hard to share links in this series as TH-cam shorts descriptions aren’t really a thing when you upload!
Fun fact SOS doesn't stand for anything😊 It was chosen as the universal sign of needing help because it's extremely easy to remember in Morse code (*** --- ***) Edit I forgot to mention that three knocks is also iconic for being unnatural because only a living creature with the intent of knocking would ever knock three times That's why if you're buried alive in an avalanche it's best to tap three times in a row so that dogs could hear you from far away and unbury you Like imagine you're in a spaceship There's one knock on the hall probably just some debris nothing to worry about There's two knocks on the hall weird but not uncommon as it could have just been debris or the whole creaking Three knocks on the hall 😳something wants in
@TheNinja other than is disasters and survival, it's not extremely useful. But I still think it should be taught, cuz u really never know when u might need it.
@@nihartley5265 even in disaster and survival, in most cases flashing a torch any old way will get someone's attention, and "I am here and I need help" is all you need to communicate most of the time. Plus, do you really think a skill you'd learn in school, then not use for years, would be remembered by enough of the population to make a difference? I remember the broad strokes of most of what we were taught, but don't think I would remember a detail that's a few lessons, once
@TheNinja it aint that hard to remember. If it's taught and taught from a young age then people can remember. In fact you don't even need to teach everything, most people don't even know what SOS is. Yes a torch could help, but having other tools can go a long way, plus most people don't know how to make a torch.
mnemonics are nice, for memorizing things in some situations, but I _highly_ doubt it's really possible to learn Morse code to the point where you can translate 15-20wpm. That requires immediate recall that I don't believe is possible with mnemonics. They're good for a list of 5-10 things, like a grocery list. That's it.
imma use it to talk to friends on a test, can tap answers to each other and if the teacher says we're cheating, nope, we both have ADHD and tap our desk alot
I tried to learn a language but somehow got to learning morse code. So now I know the whole alphabet of Morse Code and I learned it myself... literally
The most recommended way to learn Morse Code (by veterans who uploaded it on youtube) is not visual learning. But rather to familiarize their dits and dahs. Because it takes 2+ seconds to recognize something visually because you have yo spell it out in your head. Just listen to them repeatedly like a song, and like lyrics, recognize them.
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rescuers wondering why he's saying "horse elephant lick police"
Hahahahahaha
Lol I'm imagining a majestic elephant with a long neck, braided mane, and large hooves, lick a police officer's face, and gallop away into a jungle
but there just saying the word as an example. The Morse code sign is only for that one letter
@@emeryyyy it’s a joke
Hi
Don’t forget this rule of Morse code: always leave a 1 second space in between each letter and a 3 second space between each word.
And how to use dot and dash with a pen sound?
@@Jee2024IITyou can‘t
@@Jee2024IITJust press (click) and release means dot, while holding a little means dash.
1 second between wach dot/dash 3 between letters and 7 between worss
Horseshit, real morse is soooo much faster.
SOS is really the only bit of morse code you'd ever need to know, it's all most people know from memory, easily repeatable and recognisable
•••---•••
America used to have -.-. -.- -.. (CQD) as a distress, also as recognizable as sos imo
SOS in morse code is ...---...
.-. . .- .-..
(Real)
just realised how short the actual alphabet really is
FR
Happy 3rd birthday! So proud you know how to use TH-cam. Hahaha, kidding ;)
Funny I my exact thoughts too
Coast guard 1: Hey! I see flashing lights there!
Coast guard 2: It appears to be... Morse code
Coast guard 1: What does it say?
Coast guard 2: Like... And subscribe???
the guy that is drowning who meant to say “S.O.S” 💀💀
Coast guard 1: dont save him. Save his subscribe button
@Don’t_click_this_profile dude shut up.
"it's.... S. P. S. .... I guess they aren't the missing people we are looking for"
@@oncezekS.U.S
“This video could save your life!”
*Proceeds to put on minor flashing lights*
Never heard of sos?
@@rob98000 yes but people with epilepsy could have a seizure and die
Yo, I showed my cousin his video and he started dancing on the floor
@@toe-eyed-cabbage
Epilepsy ❌️
Weakness✅️
@@itzflakesfr same bro same
I learnt morse code a few years back and it's the best thing I've invested my time into. I even write my diary in morse code coz I had it stolen last time and it was pretty embarrassing.
Same, i always make morse sounds in class knowing damn well noone understands nor cares
I wanted to learn morse code 3 years ago. Memorized the letters visually and tested myself with audio after a month. Completely different and it felt insanely fast
I learned Morse Code using an app called "Morse Mania", it teaches you letter by letter from easiest to hardest. It starts with E "." and T "-", then M and I and so on. This is also a good method of learning it but it depends on how you want to learn stuff!
Edit: how did i get so many likes!
it's very neat and clean and good app 👌
Coincidentally I also use this app.
that's what i train on too, worth the paid version.
Best app, when or if i can ill 100% buy pro for a one time purchase of £8.99 , extremly worth it. One of the most honest and kind devs imo
Thanks
For anyone who doesn’t know:
You can do SOS very easily. Just
. . . - - - . . .
However, if you forget that, just flash the light or make the noise in groups of 3. Most people, especially rescue teams will recognize this as a deliberate action
can confirm, as a SAR ground team member, we look for absolutely ANYTHING intentional, you could even only make the noise once and we would still take it as a sign of life
@@marktime. makes sense. But repetition helps increase the chance of it being noticed. Especially with stuff like using a reflective object to signal a plane. If it just flashes once, might seem like just a random shiny thing on the ground
If the receiver doesn't understand?
@@heysoumya7287 what do you mean?
@@OctagonalSquare I mean if you are in any trouble hypothetically and you do this code light flashes ...there must be someone who understands the meaning of the codes .... otherwise it's all pointless,right?
That's why everyone is making these ...___... faces in school
SOS 💀
As someone who is currently stranded on an island in the middle of the ocean, I can confirm I don't have time to learn it
Me and my friend learned Morse code for cheating on an exam about a year ago... We'd tap our fingers on the desk to spell out the words in code. It actually worked and we managed to communicate like 5 answers (isn't really that helpful if you didn't study lol) the teachers had no clue too.
that's genius 😂
I like how both of you decided to study morse code instead for the actual exam you are trying to pass
Sounds like something I would do too.
Lmao it’s sounds more difficult to learn Morse code over studying the actual exam 😂
W
I tried doing the same thing but my idiot friend never properly learnt it
Showed this to my friend, he’s enjoying the Morse code so much he’s dancing on the floor because of it
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No chain chain
back in my day, we use Morse code to cheat the exam
"WHY ARE YOU BLINKING SO MUCH"
One suggestion for learning Morse code is not remembering the dots and dashes but getting the muscle memory and learn the sound pattern then it will be much easier to learn Morse code.
I learned by tapping my fingers on the table like pointer finger for dot and thumb for dash, while listening to the sound.
That's a good idea
Yeah, people that actually use morse code don't count out the dots and dashes, but remember each letter by its sequence. H is dot dot dot dot, not 1 dot, 2 dot, 3 dot, 4 dot
Great
I would just spell "penis" repeatedly at the coast guard
😂😂😂
.__. . ._ .. ...
.--. . -. .. ... 🤨
. - - . . - . .. ...
evil
I prefer learning using books and I think this book can help a person who is looking to learn it
Morse Code for Beginners - Learn and Practice: Easy Tutorial Workbook
Which is from 2Z Publisher
I really love thier books
.... . ._.. ._.. _ !
How he knew morse code when it's confusing:
THE WHITE DOTS OR DASHES
I heard that it’s better to use sound mnemonics instead of visual since it allows you to hear Morse code easier
Yeah i know morse code *grabs a megaphone* proceeds to scream out dots and dashes
@@Ug-lordetheunmovabledo you not understand how Morse code works
@@cerberus4545 lmao i dont think they do
@@Ug-lordetheunmovable hey bud morse code was actually meant to be transmitted with sound, the dots and dashes you see are just the beeps put onto paper.
@@Murimz i know how morse code works, but can you guys figure out how a joke works? apparently not lmao
Thank you right after watching this short I immediately went to find for this “hello morse” chart after ~50 minutes I can memorise half of it, really helpful, learning morse code is one of my little goals I wanted the achieve in a while
Me too lazy to do it me dont care about morse
I tried to Morse code in nullxiety it's just a Roblox game but it was hard when I did to chrome and try to find it in the code without skipping it, I gave up when it was 20 minutes
"find for"
I TRIED TO GET DA WAITERS ATTENTION BY BLINKING IN MORSE CODE-
dude morse code is more than just a line in a funni song grow up
@@Valleyer It's a joke (You should learn about that)!
@@Valleyer It is a catchy song, a good song, and he never implied Morse code wasn't more. So how about you stop attacking everything you see in life.
??? What
@@clawso9014 it is not very catchy when you hear the song a million times
“Chief ive saw light flickering that spell dog banjo submarine on the jungle!”
remember guys don't do this infront of your epileptics friend...
Nah. Your epileptic friend need to learn morse too
guys, he taught us, weaklings, what mnemonics are. truly indescribable.
But didnt taugh what the dashes are
@@David280GGthe dashes are a longer flash than a dot
When I’m older I’m getting a tattoo of a morse code alphabet on my inner arm
the thing is your not gonna see the morse code dots and dashes, its by sound so its more harder to understand it but more easy to speak it
*me seeing his morse code on a boat*
Damn I wish I was raving as hard as that guy
Let’s just hope that the people you communicate the Morse code to knows it too
If you're trapped on a desert island, you only need ...---... For rescue
This is how you learn languages.
I actually learned korean alphabet by comparing doodles to characters
Morse is an absolute horror to memorize compared to ASCII binary
because ascii is ordered from a to z you just need to remember the beginning
@@kurostyx9124 and symbols
Compared to wtf
@@audible_what
@@audible_ you dont know whats ASCII?
and now, you just need to remember this for like a bunch of years, good luck my fellow human
Hes learning every skill in the world
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Me: *flashes light*
Man on the boat: look fireworks
CASE II
Me: *flashes light*
Plane: *kills me* cause I was going to invade Poland
“Says how this video might save your life”
*proceeds to go and tell nobody what it says*
i learnt morse code differently, using sentences to remind me which dots and dashes to use
The rescuers that doesnt know morse code 💀💀💀
Most rescuers know morse code
So there no case for them not understanding
we are all trained to learn Morse code
I mean some of them
@@Kangdil i think every rescuer has to learn morse code
Because what Tommo? I'm dying of curiosity, and only you can save me.
Just keep watching and it’ll allll make sense
@Tommo Carroll My hair is dwindling in numbers by the day, but I'll believe in you.
@@Spolt_main trust is a gift that I shall accept
Now that I look at it, it's like learning the phonetic alphabet the military uses. Alpha, bravo, charlie, and so on. Good to know
“This video could save your life”
*Proceeds to give people a seizure* 💀
Please link the image
I’ve written what to search for in the video
@@TommoCarrolloh, I missed that... Should've just rewatched and looked for a hint, instead of complaining ×_×. My bad, sorry.
@@MyVideogameTherapy haha I didn’t see it as a complaint! It’s all good :) it’s hard to share links in this series as TH-cam shorts descriptions aren’t really a thing when you upload!
Write "DIE PLS" in morse code even doe it's a scary word
@@mayorjodywhy would he
All you need is to know SOS
... --- ...
Funny thing is I do remember able to do that till my aunt ask me to stop it
I was in class and decided that learning Morse code would be cool, so I decided to learn it over the course of the next few days 😂
That's harder to memorize than the patterns by themselves.
Imagine using morse code and the rescuer not knowing it cuz they didnt see this video
rescuers are trained to know morse code...?
you are the reason i'm finally pulling myseld up to learn morse code
that dog one scared the living daylights out of me
Fun fact SOS doesn't stand for anything😊
It was chosen as the universal sign of needing help because it's extremely easy to remember in Morse code (*** --- ***)
Edit I forgot to mention that three knocks is also iconic for being unnatural because only a living creature with the intent of knocking would ever knock three times That's why if you're buried alive in an avalanche it's best to tap three times in a row so that dogs could hear you from far away and unbury you
Like imagine you're in a spaceship
There's one knock on the hall probably just some debris nothing to worry about
There's two knocks on the hall weird but not uncommon as it could have just been debris or the whole creaking
Three knocks on the hall 😳something wants in
I thought it stood for “save our souls”
@@Ymoj That's what I thought too but it turns out it was purely because of the Morse code and the abbreviation save our souls was decided afterwards
I thought it was save our ship ...---...
@@Ymojthat’s what I was told
Save Our Souls?!
google has its own little morse code teaching site that uses that exact image, its really helpful
Yes
This
This is exactly what I used to learn morse
when you use a flashlight to speak morse but the other end is epileptic 🗿🗿🗿
Now how come this ain’t thought in school? This is actually useful in a plethora of situations!
they didnt teach morse codes in your school?
I have yet to encounter a situation in my life where morse code would have been useful beyond a party trick
@TheNinja other than is disasters and survival, it's not extremely useful. But I still think it should be taught, cuz u really never know when u might need it.
@@nihartley5265 even in disaster and survival, in most cases flashing a torch any old way will get someone's attention, and "I am here and I need help" is all you need to communicate most of the time.
Plus, do you really think a skill you'd learn in school, then not use for years, would be remembered by enough of the population to make a difference? I remember the broad strokes of most of what we were taught, but don't think I would remember a detail that's a few lessons, once
@TheNinja it aint that hard to remember. If it's taught and taught from a young age then people can remember. In fact you don't even need to teach everything, most people don't even know what SOS is. Yes a torch could help, but having other tools can go a long way, plus most people don't know how to make a torch.
mnemonics are nice, for memorizing things in some situations, but I _highly_ doubt it's really possible to learn Morse code to the point where you can translate 15-20wpm. That requires immediate recall that I don't believe is possible with mnemonics. They're good for a list of 5-10 things, like a grocery list. That's it.
i learned morse code but it is _very_ hard to translate it quickly until you get used to it (i agree mnemonics didnt really help with this)
I don't think most people who are interested in learning Morse code from this video are actually interested in learning to complete proficiency
Rescue Boat "Sir, that person flashing a light doesn't need to be rescued, he doesn't know the morse code"
"MOHSE COIDE" even got me there 💀
There should be a flashlight that has a little keyboard so that you can send out morse code without knowing it
holy shit you're a genius
You dropped this >>> 👑
Quick trademark this before some company steals the idea and makes millions
@@skmgeek How would one go about trademarking an idea?
@@SixWatt Its a whole legal process that costs a lot of money, I was making a joke lol
Step 2 hope none of your followers have epilepsy 😂
All you need are 3 letters to save your life.
plot twist the coast guard dont understand morse code..
"I Tried to Get The Waiters Attention By Blinking in MORSE CODE"💀
thats all people know morse code for now?
i tried to get the waiters attention by _... ._.. .. _. _._ .. _. __. in morse code
@@youhatennnnnnnnnndrinkby... S L I N N I N J?
It is actually proven that words or characters are easier to memorize if they are associated with images.
You really just need SOS, unless you are trying to go on a date with the captain of the ship that's trying to save you.
imma use it to talk to friends on a test, can tap answers to each other and if the teacher says we're cheating, nope, we both have ADHD and tap our desk alot
All you need to know is . . . _ _ _ . . . If your stranded on an island
SOS?
@@i-lack-creativity yes
And also u can know //...././.-../.--.//
@@lanimations2 HELP?
Ya I can’t memorize like that
if I have learned enough morse code, I'll try get the waiter's attention by blinking in morse code
wait, that is actually pretty smart bcs im having a hard time remembering morse codes in scout
That is actually awesome
Link to the tool?
i.redd.it/5ap6xcwqpyx11.jpg
The first clip almost gave me a hard attack because all I see is a man running
when you try to get the waiter attention
5 year old after realizing morse code is actually a real thing and isnt just from a funni song:
Why he blinking so much?
?
Ok u learned morse code and u lost in an island and use it on someone but they dont understand. What will u do?
Keep flashing your light to them, they'll either see it or don't
Thanks for showing this. Now I know Morse code! I still have to train to hear it and understand it faster but at least I know the basics.
I tried to learn a language but somehow got to learning morse code. So now I know the whole alphabet of Morse Code and I learned it myself... literally
Google also has a thing to help you learn with those same things
It's like studying mandarin characters a lil bit
As a scout, i can confirm that we know mors code very well
I remember learning with a website that shows those same diagrams
blinking in morse code is use full in exams
me when my phone has an SOS function for the torchlight: bruh
and then that one dude doesnt even understand instead
calling a police
“This video could *SAVE YOUR LIFE*” **proceeds to skip video**
He's not saying that. He's saying, "Run from it"
I love how the captions covered y and z
L looks like a truck K looks like a disappointed face R looks like a car and so on
I showed my brother this and he got so excited he started flopping on the floor
"i tried to get the waiters attention by blinking in morse code"
5 year old after realizing morse code is actually a real thing and isnt just from a funni song:
Thanks for helping me learn Morse code
Takes a lot more time than 5 minutes to learn how to understand morse code in real time
The most recommended way to learn Morse Code (by veterans who uploaded it on youtube) is not visual learning. But rather to familiarize their dits and dahs. Because it takes 2+ seconds to recognize something visually because you have yo spell it out in your head. Just listen to them repeatedly like a song, and like lyrics, recognize them.
Honestly, all I need to remember is SOS in Morse code the rest of the letters or just a Hobby
-learned it with the boys
-sees the boys in public
-do a morse code
The boys: sh*t where's the cake??
Morse code is really easy to learn normally too, took me an afternoon to memorize the alphabet and learn to recognize the audio beeps.
"I tried getting his attention by blinking and using the morse code"
Vsauce has a video on it, i highly recommend, thats how i learned and i never forget
Same-ish but I really like the ones and zero's version better, wby?
ex: hey
.... . -.--
1010101000100011101011101110
Realistically, if you’re only learning morse code so you can ask for help in an emergency, all you need to learn in SOS: • • • - - - • • •