"OK," "Ok," "Okay," "k," or "kk?"

[WilsonScarloxy]

I normally use okay when I'm in the right emotional stage. When I'm not really interested in what someone is saying, i say ok as a filler.

k or kk is too much for me, it's like you're not even trying to socialize lol

Will.

 

[SepulcherGeist]

I normally use okay when I'm in the right emotional stage. When I'm not really interested in what someone is saying, i say ok as a filler.

k or kk is too much for me, it's like you're not even trying to socialize lol

Will.

k

 

[Ebanyle]

I only understand kk as a short laugh and k as a cold and sarcastic laugh...
But usually I just go for okay/ok or simply "kay"

 

[DRG]

It really depends on the context of your response
In my opinion
"OK," is if you're really annoyed with someone
"Ok," and "Okay," are meant for just simple responses, the only difference is that you would use Okay when you're trying to look more "professional"
"k," Is if you feel like being sassy or if you're not really paying attention (or texting)
and "kk" would be used if one is excited.
That's just what i think tho

 

[durrrrrrrrrr]

Okay.

 

[BitBrosGames]

"Ok" and "okay".
"kk" isn't so bad, but I can't stand "k". Sounds passive-aggressive to me.

I only understand kk as a short laugh and k as a cold and sarcastic laugh...

*Reads the sidebar: "Location: Brazil, First Language: Portuguese"*
Oh.

 

[Benny Jackdaw]

I generally just use "okay" but I have been hearing "okrrrrrr!" somewhere. Not sure how that came into existence.

 

[FirestormNeos]

"kk" is one letter away from making a fool of yourself. Everything else is fine.

 

[Clockwarkgate]

m'kay!

 

[Ms Littlefish]

Okies!