Korean Morse Code (Hangul)
Korean Morse code (Hangul) chart: 14 consonants and 12 vowels as dots and dashes with sound, plus how syllables, final consonants and double letters are sent.
- 14 consonants ㄱ–ㅎ and 12 vowels ㅏ–ㅔ in Korean Morse code
- Hangul is sent letter by letter (jamo), not syllable by syllable: han = ㅎ ㅏ ㄴ
- Final consonants (batchim) are sent after the vowel, in writing order
- Double consonants are sent twice (ㄲ = ㄱ ㄱ); compound vowels as parts (ㅘ = ㅗ ㅏ)
- Many codes reuse international letters, e.g. ㅁ = M (−−), ㅇ = K (−·−)
- Tap any letter to hear its Morse code sound
Consonants
| ㄱ | ·−·· |
|---|---|
| ㄴ | ··−· |
| ㄷ | −··· |
| ㄹ | ···− |
| ㅁ | −− |
| ㅂ | ·−− |
| ㅅ | −−· |
| ㅇ | −·− |
| ㅈ | ·−−· |
| ㅊ | −·−· |
| ㅋ | −··− |
| ㅌ | −−·· |
| ㅍ | −−− |
| ㅎ | ·−−− |
Vowels
| ㅏ | · |
|---|---|
| ㅑ | ·· |
| ㅓ | − |
| ㅕ | ··· |
| ㅗ | ·− |
| ㅛ | −· |
| ㅜ | ···· |
| ㅠ | ·−· |
| ㅡ | −·· |
| ㅣ | ··− |
| ㅐ | −−·− |
| ㅔ | −·−− |