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The "au quai" etymology isn't universally accepted, and isn't recognised by the Academie Française, who don't concede its use. Generally, people use "d'accord"
by manarth 9y ago
The "au quai" etymology isn't universally accepted, and isn't recognised by the Academie Française, who don't concede its use.
Generally, people use "d'accord" (sometimes shortened to "d'ac") over "OK" in French.
- tripa 9y agoI can understand that the etymology is disputed, but what does the modern French expression of agreement have to do with it? For all I know, it's entirely possible a misunderstanding/reappropriation of a foreign phrase could be it.