Spanish Morse Code Translator — Código Morse
Type Spanish text including Ñ and accented vowels (á, é, í, ó, ú) to convert to Morse code — or enter Morse dots and dashes to decode back to Spanish text.
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About Spanish Morse Code — Código Morse
Spanish (Español) is spoken by over 500 million people. The ITU Morse code standard includes special codes for Spanish characters — Ñ (--.-.) and accented vowels (á, é, í, ó, ú). Combined search volume for "código Morse" and "morse code" across Spanish-speaking markets exceeds 200,000 monthly searches.
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Spain (URE), Mexico (FMRE), Argentina (RACA), and major Latin American countries have active amateur radio organisations with CW Morse operators competing in international contests.
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This translator covers all 20+ Spanish-speaking countries. Ñ and accented vowels are fully supported using ITU extension codes defined specifically for Spanish.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Código Morse (Spanish Morse code)?
Código Morse is Spanish for Morse code. Spanish uses the International ITU Morse Code with extensions for Spanish-specific characters: Ñ (--.-.) and accented vowels á, é, í, ó, ú each have their own unique Morse codes.
How do you write Ñ in Morse code?
The Spanish letter Ñ in Morse code is --.-. (dash, dash, dot, dash, dot). It was assigned by the ITU specifically for Spanish language telegraphy.
Can I decode Morse code back to Spanish text?
Yes — click "Morse → Text" tab, enter your dots and dashes (space between chars, / between words), and get Spanish text back including Ñ and accented characters.
How do you write Te quiero (I love you) in Morse code?
Te quiero in Morse code is: - . / --.- ..- .. . .-. ---