John Weiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: < < On Sat, Jan 01, 2005 at 01:38:07PM +0000, Angus Leeming wrote: < > Ok, dokey. < < Lanuage Lesson for all international colleagues: The correct phrase < is, "Okey dokey". < < Or, if you prefer: "Okee dokee" < "Okey-dokey" < "Okee-dokee" < "Okie dokie" < "Okie-dokie"
What, *any* of those? Doesn't your orthography comittee tell you which one is the right one? Ours would. < < "Ok, dokey" is an affirmative reply to someone named, "dokey". ;) < In that case our othography committee would tell us to use uppercase for "Dokey". But of course German kids are not allowed -- by law -- to be baptized "Dokey" anyway. Maybe a typo for "Okay, do key" ? Can you say "do key" instead of "press key" ? /Andreas
