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okáy
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adjectiveusually indeclinable; often predicative
acceptable, satisfactory, or all right; not especially good or bad.
okáy
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Etymology
Borrowed from English “okay/OK”, ultimately from 19th-century American English.
Examples
Der Film war okay.
Der Fílm war okáy.
The film was okay.
Für mich ist der Preis okay.
Für mích ist der Préís okáy.
The price is okay for me.
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interjectionused to express agreement, acceptance, or acknowledgement.
okáy
Pronunciation
Etymology
Borrowed from English “okay/OK”, ultimately from 19th-century American English.
Examples
Okay, ich komme mit.
Okáy, ich kómme mít.
Okay, I’ll come along.
Okay, dann machen wir es so.
Okáy, dann máchen wir es só.
Okay, then we’ll do it that way.
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adverbin an acceptable or satisfactory way.
okáy
Pronunciation
Etymology
Borrowed from English “okay/OK”, ultimately from 19th-century American English.
Examples
Das funktioniert okay.
Das funktioníert okáy.
That works okay.
Er hat die Prüfung okay bestanden.
Er hat die Prüfung okáy bestánden.
He passed the exam okay.
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noun[C, U]; neuter: das Okay
approval, permission, or confirmation that something may proceed.
Okáy
Pronunciation
Etymology
Substantivized use of German “okay”, from English “okay/OK”.
Examples
Wir warten noch auf das Okay des Chefs.
Wir wárten noch auf das Okáy des Chéfs.
We are still waiting for the boss’s approval.
Ohne sein Okay können wir nicht starten.
Óhne sein Okáy können wir nicht stárten.
Without his okay, we cannot start.
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