Kumusta!
This blog post is part of Treasure Code. I kinda learn how to use the Morse code. This one is a little bit different then what I did on the last post. I don't really get it because they're too tricky for me so I just didn't watch the whole video, what I did was just copied the letters and the codes, ( Which I was not supposed to )
Here it is>
Here is the Video!
Kia ora Daphnee,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Zana and I am a blog commenter from the Summer Learning Journey.
Great job stepping up your post and taking on the challenge of learning another code language, morse code (which you are pronouncing correctly) is a tricky one and it is a code that you hear. The dots and dashes are sounds so a dot is a quick tap and a dash is a long tap about the length of three dots, it is usually heard on a computer but you can also tap morse code out on a desk, I used it in school to sneakily talk to my friends in a quiet classroom.
You did a great job explaining it in your video and I hope my comment helps you understand it a little better.
Keep up the great work and I hope to see more of your posts over the summer.
Ngā mihi nui,
Zana Yates
Hi Zana!
ReplyDeleteI can't emagine that you used to use that code just to talk to your friends (HAHAHA) you did help me kinda get it :)
Daphnee Faith
Hi Daphnee,
DeleteYea we would tap out morse code on our desks during class so we wouldn't get in trouble for talking. I used to know morse code really well but i've forgotten most of it.
- Zana