what does it mean when someone puts ok?
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Ok : she is having a casual feeling like a friend for you. Okkk: she is interested in you , she wants to know more about you and want to spend more time with you. The kkk shows her excitment for u. Okay: you are might be a person having a good command on a topic of her interest.
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"Are you good?" is shorthand for "Are you OK", "Do you need anything", "Do you need help or attention?". Either the person will ask for help, or say "I'm good." meaning "I'm fine, I don't require your help". davidked.
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Based on the Collins English Dictionary, “fine” is used to describe someone when: You think he/she is very good and ethical. You think he/she is in a healthy and reasonably happy condition. You consider the person is worth admiring. ... You surmise the person is too elegant; showy.
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Basically, "I'm fine" means "I'm OK", "I'm getting by with no problems", and so on, while "I'm good" suggests "I'm happy", "I am currently aware of how well I am, and how well my life is going", "I'm satisfied, content, and am quite enjoying myself", etc.
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Kashaf Imtiaz, lives in Pakistan. Answered March 3, 2020. Ok or okay means “ All Correct”. It can be taken as fine or yes or as a gesture that I received your message and the information you want to deliver is reached . It can indicates that I understood what do you want to say.
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Mmk is a casual, half-humming way to say OK. It is a versatile sound, used to express mild disproval and suspicion ... or warm affirmation. Be careful, though, as mmk can come across as a little patronizing or rude.
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Online Only (chat, messaging, e-mail) Comments. "Mmk" is the phonetic way of writing "OK" the way some people pronounce it. It may be considered a combination of "Mm-hm" and "OK." Example.
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Yes, OK (or okay) can function as an adverb (meaning in a satisfactory manner or to a satisfactory extent) or an adjective. Actually, it can be the exclamation, the noun, the adjective, the adverb, and even the verb: They OK'd the resolution.
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Telling them “ its OK” and “ not to worry” might seem like minimizing their problem. Just listen and be available. They might be angry or so scared it will paralyze their decision making because they feel their power has also been stolen. If this is the case, be a facilitator and keep them moving.
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OK often means you are agreeing without really caring one way or the other. "All right", or "alright", are different spellings of the same thing, and not quite so informal. You can also just say "right".
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oks is an alternate spelling of the Tagalog word okey. Alternate spellings may include abbreviations, informal spellings, slang, and/or commonly misspelled variations of a word. Base word: okey. [adjective] okay; OK; just right.
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are-you-ok. Phrase. Asking if the listener's is OK (e.g. not hurt).
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Well is most often regarded as an adverb modifying an action. ... As an adverb, fine can mean “in an excellent manner” (She performed fine on the test) and “very small” (He writes so fine I need glasses to read his letters).
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interjection. "okay". Okie dokie. ... Person B: Okie dokie.
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Answered March 3, 2020. Ok or okay means “ All Correct”. It can be taken as fine or yes or as a gesture that I received your message and the information you want to deliver is reached .
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For something formal or written, you can say I accept your apology. A very common phrase, as @CookieMonster mentions, is It's OK or It's all right. Sometimes, people apologize out of politeness, just in case the other person might be offended. In such a situation, people often respond with No worries or No problem.
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It's a slang (or non-standard) phrase that means do you understand what I'm saying or can you see what I mean. Sometimes the person asking the question wants to know if the people s/he's talking to can sympathize or empathize with what s/he is saying, that is, s/he is asking do you feel the same way I feel about this.