CW abbreviations and prosigns with straight key | Slow Morse Code listening practice

A collection of Morse Code abbreviations and prosigns you can commonly hear on air for your listening practice. They are sent with my straight key at about 15 words per minute (WPM)
I am definitely not a CW master but still I hope it can be helpful to someone
How can I improve? What type of content would you like to see? Let me know in the comments!
73 de IU4PRA
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[@Kyzby]

really cool!

[@terry5089]

Nice fist.🙂

[@IU4PRA]

Thanks! I will keep practicing

[@toybuns775]

Can you tell us about that key? it looks vintage

[@IU4PRA]

It's a vintage Bulgarian key I got from eBay, then added a small base made from scrap plastic to raise it so to be more comfortable

[@toybuns775]

@@IU4PRAlooks awesome! I just started my CW journey. Thanks for the video! Hope to catch you in the log.. but go slow for me!! I’m sending 12 WPM but my receiving is horrible

[@IU4PRA]

No worries, I will QRS if I hear someone slower. Don't give up, get on the air and keep listening to code, you will slowly build confidence

[@thomasmacher9070]

Tnx, is definetly helpfull for beginners like me. 73 de DL3NAR

[@IU4PRA]

Glad it helped you! I will keep practicing to improve my technique

[@fubarsnafu4994]

I second that notion! Helpful for me also. Unnecessary I know but studying for extra and code at same time. Good luck 73