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In Reply to: RE: Wonder if it also effective in other languages... posted by musetap on September 12, 2009 at 23:32:21
Most likely "OK" or "okay" are universally understood. The Belts are located in Britain, so most likely O.K. is OK for England as well as America. OK? Unlike the US, most or many other countries require English as second language. If the name is signed in Mandarin or Swedish, as long as the person is Chinese or Swedish, that should be OK too. OK? In other words, the language should be the one that *resonates* with you. OK? Since the red x pen "O.K." should have a period (.) after each letter, the OK abbreviation for Oklahoma is most likely a red herring and will not be as good as O.K.. OK? Please don't spread this around, this is very hush, hush, but a simple off the shelf red pen like a Sharpie fine point will suffice... not as powerful as the real red x pen but should be OK for experimental purposes.
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