/oˈkei/
#383 of 5,000 Core 1000
Translation
okay, alright
Word origin
Borrowed from English OK (okay), an Americanism first recorded in 1839, generally explained as an abbreviation of the jocular spelling 'oll korrect'.
- Origin
- English
- Root
- OK
- English cognates
- okay
Examples
, , .
Okay, agreed, I will do it this afternoon without fail.
¿ ?
Everything okay on your end for the meeting?
, .
Alright, so we will meet on Monday at ten.
mandé .
I sent her a message and she replied with an okay.
¿ ? pálido.
Are you okay? You look a bit pale.
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