OK that was first used in 1838 from Boston newspapers that the acronyms. To reduce from the original and the written word. Look more attractive, such as IDN (I don't know).
And on the other back to the novel word to look attractive, much more like an abbreviated OW instead of All Right, because the pronunciation is similar Oll Wright as well as the OK instead of All Correct because the pronunciation is similar to that Oll. Korrect with.
However, it may be OK to deteriorate like other words, if a character is not used in the U.S. presidential election Campaign of Martin Van Buren.
The club was OK club (Old Kinderhook), a native of Van Buren to support him in the election.
Although he was defeated in the election. OK, but it is becoming more popular in the United States. And is widely used today as ..... OK it.
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