"Okay" is not considered slang, it is a widely accepted and commonly used term in English to express agreement, acknowledgment, or understanding. It is a standard word in the language.
The Polish equivalent of the slang term "okay" is "ok" or "okej." It is commonly used in informal situations to indicate agreement or understanding.
"Aight" is a slang term that originated as a combination of the words "all right." It is used informally to mean okay, fine, or agreed.
In Yiddish, you can say "eynzik" to mean okay.
In 1930s slang, you could say "What's the good word?" to greet someone.
Espero que você esteja bem, or (legal / slang)
Are you speaking of the term 'Okay' (or O.K.)? It is, in English, an affirmative acknowledgement. For example: Your employer asks you to clean the coffeepot in the breakroom. You can say: "I will." "As you wish." "It will be done." but often in English speaking countries you can simply say the slang "Okay."
In slang, bet means okay, alright, yeah.
"Okay" is not considered slang, it is a widely accepted and commonly used term in English to express agreement, acknowledgment, or understanding. It is a standard word in the language.
The Polish equivalent of the slang term "okay" is "ok" or "okej." It is commonly used in informal situations to indicate agreement or understanding.
"K?" Means, okay. It's slang.. (:
Just like that. You say, "Is she okay?"
If you are okay with a bit of slang, "fasta" would work.
we say d'accord or okay.
"Aight" is a slang term that originated as a combination of the words "all right." It is used informally to mean okay, fine, or agreed.
In Yiddish, you can say "eynzik" to mean okay.
In contemporary slang, to say a person committed suicide is to say he "offed himself".