It’s odd that such a basic language construct would be the same across Spanish, Dutch, Arabic, Hebrew, Korean, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Taiwanese, French, Russian, Indonesian, German, Maldivian, Malay, Urdu, Punjabi, and Filipino and others.
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That’s just…a false premise. “OK” is **recognised** for what it means worldwide, because English is the de facto language for conducting pretty much any kind of business internationally, so people who speak languages other than English gradually got used to it and decided to use it.
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