What does "Ok then" mean? Can one use this in his or her conversation? Will this offends the hearer? I just used this while mailing my boss. Will that be ok?
In broad terms, it mans that you agree because of some reason that has been given.
It's not inherently offensive, but only say it if you have a friendly and very casual relationship with your boss.
emailing, not mailing.
It's not inherently offensive, but only say it if you have a friendly and very casual relationship with your boss.
emailing, not mailing.
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Clive
you see, it depends on how you use it. if you use it a conversation and youuu look annyoed than that can be taken offensivly. if youu are eamiling someone than like [a boss} he wont take it o
When using abbreviation for the word, shouldn't both the letters 'o' and 'k' be capitalised?
OK is more common and accepted than "ok", which is gaining traction. The word okay is also used.
https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=OK%2Cok&year_start=1990&year_end=2016&corpus=26&smoothing=3