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For one, it's an easy pick for someone with a cosmopolitan spirit. Then there's also a lot of gadgets or software that come with the untranslated "ok" which ser
by restalis 9y ago
For one, it's an easy pick for someone with a cosmopolitan spirit. Then there's also a lot of gadgets or software that come with the untranslated "ok" which serves as a pushing base for all but the most aware and opposed to the adoption of foreign words.
- iiv 9y ago>Then there's also a lot of gadgets or software that come with the untranslated "ok" The word has been used a long time before gadgets and software became common here in Sweden. I would guess it comes from films and tv-programs.
- cat199 9y agoHave heard somewhere else this was widely spread in WWII era or thereabouts since it was good for radio communications and there were many USians around