OK in Morse Code

The quick answer:

OK = --- -.-

OK in Morse code is the letter O followed by the letter K. Keep one space between the two letters.

O + K Breakdown

Letter	Morse Code	Sound
O	---	dah-dah-dah
K	-.-	dah-di-dah
OK	--- -.-	dah-dah-dah, dah-di-dah

Think of it as:

O = ---
K = -.-
OK = --- -.-

How to Write It

Use one normal letter space between O and K:

Version	Result
Correct	--- -.-
No letter space	----.-
Word break by mistake	--- / -.-

A slash is for a space between words, so you would only use it in a longer phrase:

OK NOW = --- -.- / -. --- .--

OK vs OKAY

Word	Morse Code	When to use it
OK	--- -.-	The short response
OKAY	--- -.- .- -.--	The full spelling
ok / Ok	--- -.-	Same as OK

Quick Practice

Try these in the Morse Code Translator:

Input	Output
OK	--- -.-
OKAY	--- -.- .- -.--
OK NOW	--- -.- / -. --- .--

Common Mistakes

• Do not write OK as one merged pattern: use --- -.-, not ----.-.
• Do not add a slash between O and K: / means a new word.
• Do not use OKAY unless you really want to spell all four letters.
• Uppercase and lowercase do not matter: OK, Ok, and ok are the same in Morse.

FAQ

What is OK in Morse code?

OK in Morse code is --- -.-.

How do you say OK in Morse code?

Say it as dah-dah-dah, dah-di-dah.

Is OK one Morse code symbol?

No. OK is two letters: O then K.

What is OKAY in Morse code?

OKAY in Morse code is --- -.- .- -.--.

Related Pages

• O in Morse Code
• K in Morse Code
• Morse Code Words
• SOS in Morse Code