okso
Okso is a term that can function as a discourse marker in English, derived from the phrase "okay, so." It is commonly written as "ok so" or "OK, so" in informal writing. It is used to introduce a clarification, continuation of a narrative, or to shift topics. It may signal planning steps, a conclusion, or a response to a question.
Etymology and usage context are tied to its root in the interjection OK (or okay) combined with
Orthography and variations are common. The phrase can appear as "ok so," "OK, so," or "okay, so,"
Other uses of the term are generally unrelated to the discourse function. In some cases, "Okso" has
In summary, okso is primarily recognized as an informal English discourse marker signaling transition or clarification,