Polish and Lithuanian versus the Teutonic Order

Ok, I have a brain game for you all

You have my attention

So what does “OK” mean?

Omicron Kappa

UwU

Oll korrect

I know I'm wrong

@squishysquashy that's thr intentional misspelled way

Before

A+

Ok, squishy got it, it is an acronym for that

I have good grammer

It's all correct but when ok was being popular so was misspelling words

But that is not the whole thing, that was an old English saying or slang, for all correct

So oll korrect became ok instead of AK

It was also really easy to send in a telegraph

"Mid 19th century (originally US): probably an abbreviation of orl korrect, humorous form of all correct, popularized as a slogan during President Van Buren's re-election campaign of 1840 in the US; his nickname Old Kinderhook (derived from his birthplace) provided the initials."

So that means when we use OK now, while we think of it as proper grammar, we are using the abbreviation of old slang

A meme from 1800s

You could say

Like boi

So think about it that way, one hell of a mind fuck

@Deleted User well the Teutonic Order kinda lost its ground when christianization was formed in Lithuania

when christianization took place in Lithuania*

The Teutons degenerated a bit at the time

and the knights was picking with the polish

However, the Crown has shown kind of naivety by tolerating that state of affairs for so long

and that was when the battle started,right?

Even before the battle

hmmmmm...

i need to be in touch with Europe's history...

henlo

good evening

Are you from the US, @lordeguilherme?

Hello, Sooki

@lordeguilherme nope,Portugal

@Deleted User

but i haven't been in touch with some sides of History

@Deleted User r u loominoodle