okay in Esperanto

“Okay” in Esperanto is most often Bone (BOH-neh), literally “well”, or En ordo (ehn OHR-doh), “in order”. To accept a plan or an offer, Konsentite (kohn-sehn-TEE-teh) “agreed” also works. To check that something is fine, ask Ĉu en ordo? “Is that OK?”.

Other ways to say it

• En ordo.OK. / All right.
• Konsentite.Agreed. / OK.
• Ĉu en ordo?Is that OK?

Example sentences

• Bone.OK.
• En ordo.OK.

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ReVo also lists the interjection okej (PMEG prefers the spelling o kej, because the stress falls on the last syllable), but many speakers avoid it and say bone or en ordo. Note that ok alone means “eight”. PMEG itself uses en ordo, for example Tio estas tute en ordo “That is completely fine”.

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