おｋ (& How to Say "Okay" in Japanese)

In Japanese, おｋ means "ok" in Japanese, ok?

It's read oke おけ or ookee おーけー, ok?

It`s like up うｐ, ok?

Manga: Kobayashi-san Chi no Meidoragon 小林さんちのメイドラゴン (Chapter 4, トールと嫉妬)

• Nihongo de ok
• "Okay" in Japanese

Nihongo de ok

In Japanese, the phrase nihongo de ok 日本語でおｋ, meaning literally "with Japanese, [it] is okay," is a meme used when someone says something that sounds like a foreign language, i.e. like they're speaking Greek, talking using Greek, with Greek, rather than with Japanese.

See the de で particle for details.

Manga: Kobayashi-san Chi no Meidoragon 小林さんちのメイドラゴン (Chapter 4, トールと嫉妬)

• Context: a dragon maid doesn't understand a guy.
• nani itteru ka
  zenzen wakaranai
  何言ってるか全然わからない
  [I] have no idea what [he] is saying.
• doragon shauto de ookee...
  ドラゴン語（シャウト）でおｋ･･･
  With dragon shout [it] is OK. (literally.)
  Can you say that again in dragon language?
  • Here, shauto シャウト is a gikun for go 語, "language."

"Okay" in Japanese

For reference, some other ways to say "ok" in Japanese:

• hai
  はい
  Yes, sir.
  Okay, I'll do it.
  
  • Used when answering affirmatively to someone. Translates to "no" sometimes.
  • Synonyms include:
  • ou
    応
    Yes.
  • un
    うん
    Yeah.
  • wakatta
    わかった
    Understood.
  • ryoukai shita
    了解した
    (same meaning.)
  • raja
    ラジャ
    Roger.
• ii yo
  いいよ
  It's good. It's fine.
  It's okay, do it, you can do it.
  It's okay, don't do it, I don't need you to do it.
  • If someone asks if they can do something, ii いい means "okay" as in they're allowed to.
  • If someone asks you if you need something, ii いい means "okay" as in you're fine and don't need it.
  • aketemo ii?
    あけてもいい？
    Is [it] okay if [I] open [it]?
  • ii いい = go ahead.
  • akeyou ka?
    開けようか？
    Will [I] open [it]?
    Should [I] open [it]?
  • ii いい = no, thanks.
  • betsu ni ii
    別にいい
    It's okay one way or another.
    I don't mind.
• daijoubu
  大丈夫
  I'm okay. I'm well. There's no problem.
  
  • Everything will be daijoubu.
  • heiki
    平気
    No worries.
• ma ni au
  間に合う
  To suit. To suffice.
  (eventive verb.)
  • Used when something offered isn't necessarily because you aren't lacking it, e.g. when someone is selling you something:
  • ma ni atte-imasu
    間に合っています
    It's okay, we don't need it, we already have one, etc.
• ha...
  は･･･
  I see...?
  Okay...?
  (interjection.)