Jibun Ni Shoujiki De Are in Morse Code

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Letter breakdown

J ·
I ··
B ···
U ··
N ·
N ·
I ··
S ···
H ····
O
U ··
J ·
I ··
K ·
I ··
D ··
E ·
A ·
R ··
E ·

Quick facts

Total symbols
53 (34 dits + 19 dahs)
Transmission time
~18.5s at 12 WPM · ~11.1s at 20 WPM
Longest letter
J (.---) · 13 units
Rare letters
J
Rhythm
dit-heavy (more short signals)
Words
5
Starts with J (.---) More words starting with J

Visual Morse Code

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J .---
I ..
B -...
U ..-
N -.
N -.
I ..
S ...
H ....
O ---
U ..-
J .---
I ..
K -.-
I ..
D -..
E .
A .-
R .-.
E .

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is "jibun ni shoujiki de are" in Morse code?

"jibun ni shoujiki de are" in Morse code is written as: .--- .. -... ..- -. -. .. ... .... --- ..- .--- .. -.- .. -.. . .- .-. .. Each letter is separated by a space, and each letter maps to a unique combination of dots and dashes.

How do you send "jibun ni shoujiki de are" in Morse code?

To send "jibun ni shoujiki de are" in Morse code, transmit each letter's pattern with a short pause between letters. A dot is a short signal, and a dash is three times longer.

Can I hear "jibun ni shoujiki de are" in Morse code?

Yes! Use the audio player above to listen to "jibun ni shoujiki de are" in Morse code. You can also use our Tools page to generate CW audio at custom speeds and pitch.

Why does "jibun ni shoujiki de are" include rare letters in its Morse pattern?

"jibun ni shoujiki de are" contains the rare letter(s) J. These letters use longer Morse patterns (J, Q, X, Z each take 4 symbols), which is why "jibun ni shoujiki de are" has a denser Morse code than words built only from common letters.

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