Good Luck
How to write "Good Luck"
--. --- --- -.. / .-.. ..- -.-. -.-
Write the two words with spaces between letters and a forward slash between the words: --. --- --- -.. for GOOD, then a slash, then .-.. ..- -.-. -.- for LUCK. The slash is the written form of the longer pause between words.
"Good Luck" letter by letter
| Letter | Code |
|---|---|
| G | --. |
| O | --- |
| O | --- |
| D | -.. |
| L | .-.. |
| U | ..- |
| C | -.-. |
| K | -.- |
Letters are separated by spaces and words by a slash (/).
How to send "Good Luck"
By sound
Say it in rhythm: dah-dah-dit, three dahs, three dahs, dah-dit-dit — pause — dit-dah-dit-dit, dit-dit-dah, dah-dit-dah-dit, dah-dit-dah.
By light
Flash GOOD in four groups, pause long for the word gap, then flash LUCK's four groups. LUCK ends on the strong K pattern — make those final dashes confident.
By tapping
Tap it before an exam, a match, or a launch — a lucky knock on wood, in Morse.
Ways to use it
Before exams and interviews. Text the pattern to a friend walking into something big — it's more memorable than a plain "good luck".
Sports and games. Flash it from the stands with a phone light; your team won't know, but your Morse buddy will.
Launch day. Send it to a friend shipping a project — founders and creators love this one.
Frequently asked questions
How do you write "Good Luck" in Morse code?
"Good Luck" in Morse code is --. --- --- -.. / .-.. ..- -.-. -.-, with spaces between letters and a slash between the two words. Use the copy button above to grab the exact sequence for texting or posting.
How do you say "Good Luck" in Morse code?
Say it in rhythm: dah-dah-dit, three dahs, three dahs, dah-dit-dit — pause — dit-dah-dit-dit, dit-dit-dah, dah-dit-dah-dit, dah-dit-dah. Press play above to hear it at 15 WPM, then practice along until the rhythm sticks.
Do people send "Good Luck" in Morse code before big events?
Yes — it's a favorite pre-exam and pre-match message among Morse learners because it's short, rhythmic, and unmistakably encouraging.
What Morse phrases pair with "Good Luck"?
Greet them first with Good Morning, and celebrate the win afterward with Congratulations.
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