broadcast listener

be seeing you

call, callsign

calling any station (come quick)

see you again

see you later

dear

(girl) friend

good afternoon

good bye

good luck

glad

good morning

good night

amateur radio operator

laugh, hello, high

hope

I

information

luck

mary

old boy

old man

operator

old timer

old woman

schedule

sorry

short wave listener

thanks

thank you

you

your, you are

yours

excuse

maried young lady

young lady

your

love and kisses (only between women)

many success

best regards (between QRP stations)

best regards

love and kisses (only between men and women)

address

broadcast interference

QSL bureau

confirming

conditions

dx conditions

card

distance, foreign countries

log (book)

long path

letter

lowest usuable frequency

manager

message

maximal usuable frequency

prefix

report

report
readability 1...5 (unreadable...perfect readable)
signal strenght 1...9 (faint...extremely strong signals)
tone 1...9 (very rough...perfect tone)

self-addressed envelope

self-addressed stamped envelope

signal

signals

short path

trouble

television interference

alternating current

aerial

audio frequency

amplitude modulation

antenna

beat frequency oscillator

semi-automatic key

crystal controlled

continous wave, CW

dezibel

direct current

element

electronic bug

elements

frequency doubler

frequency modulation

frequency

ground

groundplane

high frequency

input (power)

(morse) key

kilohertz

kilowatt

lower sideband

long wire

milliampere

megahertz

microphone

meter

oscillator

power amplifier

peak envelope power

push-pull

push to talk

power

rectified alternating current

receiver

radio frequency

station equipment

radio teletype

single side band

station

standing wave ratio

transceiver

transmitter

upper sideband

variable frequency oscillator

variable crystal oscillator

watt

crystal oscillator

crystal

What is the name of your station?
The name of my station is ...

What is the distance between our stations?
The distance between our stations is ...

Will you tell me my exact frequency?
Your exact frequency is ... kHz.

Does my frequency vary?
Your frequency vary.

How is the tone of my transmission?
The tone of your transmission is (1...3).
(good...=bad)

What is the intelligility of my signals?
The intelligibility of your signals is (1...5).
(bad...excellent)

Are you busy?
I am busy.

Is my transmission being interfered with?
Your transmission is (1...5) interfered with.
(no...extremely)

Are you troubled by static?
I am (1...5) troubled by static.
(no...extremely)

Shall I increase power?
Increase power.

Shall I decrease power?
Decrease power.

Shall I send faster?
Send faster.

Shall I send more slowly?
Send more slowly.

Shall I stop sending?
Stop sending.

Have you anything for me?
I have nothing for you.

Are you ready?
I am ready.

When will you call me again?
I will call you again at ... hours.

Who is calling me?
You are being called.

What is the strength of my signals?
The strenght of your signals ist (1...5).
(scarcely perceptible...very good)

Are my signals fading?
Your signals are fading.

Is my keying defective?
Your keying is defective.

Can you hear me between your signals?
I can hear you between my signals.

Can you acknowledge receipt?
I am acknowledge receipt.

Would we exchange QSL cards?
I will send my QSL card.

Can you communicate with ... direct?
I can communicat with ... direct.

Will you relay to ...?
I will relay to ...?

General call preceding a message addressed to all amateurs.

Will you send on ... kHz?
I will send on ...kHz.

Will you listen on ... kHz?
I will listen on ...kHz.

Shall I change to transmission on (... kHz/another frequency)?
Shall I am going to transmission on (... kHz/another frequency).

Shall I send each word twice?
Send each word twice.

Have you messages for me?
I have messages for you.

What is your location?
My location is ...

What is the correct time?
The correct time is ... UTC.

a

about

again

ante meridiem

any

before

broadcast

bad

break

better

yes

closing down (the station)

called

calling

copy

down

from

and

Europe

fine business, excellent

for

good

glad

here

heard

have

how

come

know

licence, licenced

listen

me

minute

many

no

nothing

night

nothing more

near, number

now

OK, right

only

post meridiem

please

pleased

roger, right

received

repeat

request

say

said

says

soon

some

temperature

tomorrow

text

up, higher

ultra fine business

univesal time coordinated

via

very

words

with

worked

working

will

words per minute

would

weather

expect

yesterday

to

tonight