Mores Code and how to learn it (Completed)
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To learn Morse code we have to learn small phrases for every alphabet and pronouns then this stress on the dashes and quick speech on the dots.
The wireder the phrase its easier to remember .
Learning mores code is a productive and fun activity.
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