“MISS YOU” in Morse Code
−− ·· ··· ··· / −·−− −−− ··−
The double S — six dots in a row split by the letter gap — gives MISS a soft hiss on a real key. Wartime telegrams compressed sentiment hard; this phrase survived because some things refuse abbreviation.
Letter by letter
M −− I ·· S ··· S ···
Y −·−− O −−− U ··−
The timing that makes it Morse: a dash lasts exactly three dots. The gap inside a letter is one dot long, the gap between letters is three, and the slash marks a seven-unit word gap. Want to hear it slower or flash it as light? Open it in the morse code translator.
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Verified by hand · how these write-ups are made