My experience both in US high school and college English classes was that 'okey/...

		drewmol on June 12, 2017 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: How 'OK' took over the world (2011) My experience both in US high school and college English classes was that 'okey/okay' is taught as a proper American English word, universally accepted as synonymous with 'alright', 'OK' being a contraction/slang. Interesting to read this may not be the case.

Interesting, I've never seen it spelled 'okey' until now.