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Petition to bring back nuff ced 2024
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aight, nuff ced is now an official part of my lexicon
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Annie are you Oll Korrect, are you Oll Korrect, Annie?
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This is an example that memes are shaping our language as we speak
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It's always comforting to remember that we've always been this way.
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“Out of kash” is hilarious for a nickname! Didn’t know they were roasting like that back in the 1800s! 😂
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Isn’t there actually an entire Wikipedia page devoted to potential etymologies of OK?
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I love how it also has spread throughout many different languages
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Me reading my telegram “what do you think he meant by OK? Is he mad at me?”
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"Out of Kash" 😂
And his ensuing vengeance gave us the perilous Van Buren Boys 🖐
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This is debatable. Through my years I have heard so many explanations for OK that I have lost count. I even heard one when in Greece, that claims it is from the Greek language. "Olli Kala," roughly "everything good."
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In Japan, NG (no good) is popularly used as an antonym for OK. For example pass/fail may be represented with OK/NG.
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OK's origin is actually not quite that clear, there's a whole list of etymologies that have been proposed for this word
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Oh some people in the UK still say nuff ced, but I didn't know there was an abbreviation of that abbreviation we weren't using 😂
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OK
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As someone that speaks morse code, the fact that he spelled "ok" wrong mildly infuriated me
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Great info! I wondered how it came to be.
I'm actually surprised that people weren't more sticklers for misspelling.
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FYI the Morse code you show spells "I K". Two dots * * = I. O should be _ _ _ or 3 dashes.
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That is only one hypothesis for the origin of "ok". It could also be from the german printing phrase "ohne korrektur" (roughly "without korrektion").
Or the greek "ola kala" (roughly "all is good").
OR it was an American civil war gesture which meant "zero killed".
Yes it was made popular via van Buren, but the origin is not known.
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@Drawoon
9 months ago
I thought OK was just short for okay, but apparently okay is long for OK
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