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Convert text and Morse with international, Korean SKATS, Japanese Wabun, regional Latin extensions and Taiwan telegraph systems. Listen locally and copy or download results.
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Convert text and Morse with international, Korean SKATS, Japanese Wabun, regional Latin extensions and Taiwan telegraph systems. Listen locally and copy or download results.
Convert text and Morse with international, Korean SKATS, Japanese Wabun, regional Latin extensions and Taiwan telegraph systems. Listen locally and copy or download results.
Select the code system independently of the website language. A space separates symbols, / separates words; Korean syllables use |. Unsupported input is shown and blocks sound playback.
Select the code system independently of the website language. A space separates symbols, / separates words; Korean syllables use |. Unsupported input is shown and blocks sound playback.
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Convert text and Morse with international, Korean SKATS, Japanese Wabun, regional Latin extensions and Taiwan telegraph systems. Listen locally and copy or download results.
Select the code system independently of the website language. A space separates symbols, / separates words; Korean syllables use |. Unsupported input is shown and blocks sound playback.
Website language does not choose which alphabet is correct. Select the code system explicitly in either direction. Wabun accepts kana, not guessed kanji readings. Korean output preserves syllable boundaries with |. Taiwan characters use Unicode Unihan four-digit telegraph values transmitted as digit Morse. Reverse ambiguities are listed, not hidden. Uppercase and normalized kana may differ from the original spelling.
Select the code system independently of the website language. A space separates symbols, / separates words; Korean syllables use |. Unsupported input is shown and blocks sound playback.
Korean syllables and Taiwan characters use | as a text separator. Taiwan sends four digits per character. Japanese kana are normalized; kanji readings are not guessed. Sound playback is limited to two minutes. Unsupported input remains visible and must be corrected before playback.
Website language does not choose which alphabet is correct. Select the code system explicitly in either direction. Wabun accepts kana, not guessed kanji readings. Korean output preserves syllable boundaries with |. Taiwan characters use Unicode Unihan four-digit telegraph values transmitted as digit Morse. Reverse ambiguities are listed, not hidden. Uppercase and normalized kana may differ from the original spelling.
Processed in this browser. Select the code system independently of the website language. A space separates symbols, / separates words; Korean syllables use |. Unsupported input is shown and blocks sound playback.
Korean syllables and Taiwan characters use | as a text separator. Taiwan sends four digits per character. Japanese kana are normalized; kanji readings are not guessed. Sound playback is limited to two minutes. Unsupported input remains visible and must be corrected before playback.