hokai

a way of saying ok, promoted among online communities.

an example of the aggressive and intentional change of language within online communities, generally for the purpose of creating or affirming ident-ty through the use of exclusive or esoteric mutations of language or spelling; hokai is a disambiguation (epithentical fort-tion) of ok created as an humorous reference to the flash animation “end of the world”.
the “h” is pr-nounced hard, similar to the russian “х” or with nasal intonation.
“hokai here is the earth, just chillin’…that is a sweet earth you might say. roouund!”

“hey, you want to update the blog?”
“hokai!”
a way of saying ok, said by nerds worldwide, especially online.

for best effect, say in a nasal tone.
-what?!
-hokai!
-yeah!
the j-panese word meaning “one who is of a lower station.”

basically means someone who is below you, like if you were a 12 grader and there was a freshman present, you could call him a hokai. can be used normally or in a derogatory manner.

dunno what type of nerds decided “hokai” was another way to say “okay”, but they need to be ruthlessly shot on sight.
get the h-ll outta here, ya d-mn hokai.
j-panese. antonym of senpai. in an activity, group, school, etc, a younger member.
“mako-hôkai, you really should go study.”
“yes, haruka-senpai!”