Welcome
How to write "Welcome"
.-- . .-.. -.-. --- -- .
Write the seven letters with a space between each one: .-- . .-.. -.-. --- -- .. It's one word, so no slashes — just a clean unbroken sequence.
"Welcome" letter by letter
| Letter | Code |
|---|---|
| W | .-- |
| E | . |
| L | .-.. |
| C | -.-. |
| O | --- |
| M | -- |
| E | . |
Letters are separated by spaces.
How to send "Welcome"
By sound
Say it in rhythm: dit-dah-dah, one dit, dit-dah-dit-dit, dah-dit-dah-dit, three dahs, dah-dah, one dit.
By light
Flash the W, E, L start briskly, then slow slightly through C and O — the middle of the word is where timing usually drifts.
By tapping
Tap it on a table or door; welcoming someone with a tap pattern is a fun party trick.
Ways to use it
Greet someone new. Send it to welcome a friend to a group chat or a new Morse study partner.
Event signage. Print the dot-dash pattern on a welcome sign — Morse fans will decode it and smile.
New-member gesture. Amateur radio clubs sometimes send it to greet a newly licensed operator on the air.
Frequently asked questions
How do you write "Welcome" in Morse code?
"Welcome" in Morse code is .-- . .-.. -.-. --- -- ., with a space between each letter. Use the copy button above to grab the exact sequence for texting or posting.
How do you say "Welcome" in Morse code?
Say it in rhythm: dit-dah-dah, one dit, dit-dah-dit-dit, dah-dit-dah-dit, three dahs, dah-dah, one dit. Press play above to hear it at 15 WPM, then practice along until the rhythm sticks.
How do you welcome someone in Morse code?
Send WELCOME (.-- . .-.. -.-. --- -- .) by tapping, flashing, or texting the pattern. It's the warmest seven letters in the International Morse alphabet.
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