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I noted that OKAY sounds like KAY .Is it true that it sounds like CAKE in informal American English?
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∙ 12y ago
No. In "informal American English" it sounds more like "'Kay" than "CAKE." You won't hear the "k" at the end.
No, Okay, sounds like OKay. ( O - K ) Some people are 'lazy' and leave off the O from the beginning.
Some will 'double up' the response and say K K (Yes, yes).
K is often used as the abbreviation for Okay when texting.
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