Okie Dokie is an expression in English, whose translation into Portuguese is: "ok", "valeu" or "falou". This is slang that has several alternative forms of writing, the most common being "ok dokey" and "okie dokie".
The expression okie dokie is used to express agreement or approval. For example:
- You have to do your homework before watching TV, ok? - You have to do your homework before watching TV, okay?
- Okie dokie, dad! - Okay, dad!
Okie Dokie is an expression that first appeared in a printed version in 1932 in the United States. The "dokie" of the expression has no meaning and was introduced exclusively to rhyme, thus conveying a certain degree of joviality or childishness.
Okie Dokie Baby
Okie Dokie Baby - which in Portuguese means "Ok Baby", is a brand specialized in the sale of baby and children's clothes.
Okie Dokie in Fortaleza
THE Okie Dokie is a store located in Fortaleza that sells clothing, accessories and items for lomography. It was the first store in Fortaleza to sell "Lomo" brand Russian cameras.