Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Okey"

A: It is more something a child would say. But everyone understands.

A: It is an informal, silly way of saying "ok".

A: Simplemente significa "Ok"

A: It's just a cute way of saying "OK" to something 😊

A: it means okay/alright.

eg.
1: I'm coming over in five minutes
2: okey dokey

A: Hey 👋

Ok or Okay are natural.
Okey dokey is sometimes said but it is not common.

A: I would just stick to okay cause that's the proper spelling

A: No difference, OK is just an abbreviation of okay

A: The general form is "okay". You may see versions of this and "okey" or "oki" as slang for "okey dokey" or "okie dokie" which could mean alright or understand

A: it sounds natural but okey is "okay"

A: okey -> okay / OK

cuando empezó X -> when X began

"rise" se aplica para una cifra o un nivel, "grow" aquí suena mejor

heladería -> ice-cream shop/store

en una mesa -> at a table

el verdadero helado italiano -> real Italian ice-cream

as = "como", nunca "cómo"

"go through here" = pasar por aquí (en el sentido de "a través de" -> "to pass by"


Labonata was formally opened in the summer of 2009 when Madrid Pride started. Since then, Labonata has only grown bigger. It began as a little ice-cream store in Plaza de Chueca and now you can enjoy your ice-cream at their small tables. If you love real Italian ice-cream, you have to pass by.

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A: “Okay” or “fine”

A: I think it sounds natural and a very lovely thing to say to someone! ☺️

A: If I give an item or information, I have to give it "to" someone.
Give me an apple. You are asking them to give you an apple.

A: It’s not okey, it’s okay. But good job

A: Good enough. It's understandable, though your russian accent is hearable

A: "a" doesn't have to be corrected, but you did very well on the rest!