Nov 23, 2013 · : Ok by me, but I do not know if it is ok by the others" I would say that both with and by are fine, but not for. In fact I'd suggest just sticking to either by or with, which are the most common ones, and not bothering with for at all.

Aug 17, 2008 · It seems to me that the difference between “That’s OK” and “It’s OK”, though slight, can sometimes be important. The two expressions are not always interchangeable. That is a demonstrative pronoun, and refers to a specific thing.

Jul 27, 2011 · I would say it's typically 'That's OK with me' and 'That's OK by me'. That would be the same if you used fine instead: 'That's fine with me', 'That's fine by me'. But if you used all right (or alright), I think for becomes more common and by becomes uncommon. In Alx's example, the OK used more like all right. Does that make sense?

Apr 26, 2012 · 1. That's enough to me/for me. (normally, only for me-- I would have to make up a fairly rare situation to find a use for to me) 2. Learning English is important to me/for me. (to me means that it's important to me as a person; for me means it's important as a tool for me to use to achieve some purpose) 3. Bring an umbrella for me/to me.

Apr 27, 2011 · It's OK thru me, but I'm not sure my boss is going to approve it. To me, it's OK to drink red wine with chicken. It's OK to me, too, but my wife thinks it's a sin. How does your new suit look? It's OK on me, but I'm not sure I like it enough to keep it. Is it OK if I park here? It's OK by me. Etcetera, etcetera...

Jun 21, 2021 · 1Business Partner asked me about the items in agreement. I replied"I am good with the content." i thought it meant "I agree the items" I consulted the dictionary, it showed "be good with" means "be good at", that is totally different. And, is " i am ok/fine with the agreement" means " i agree...

Nov 15, 2013 · It's not the "ok," it's the verb "to sound." Examples: It sounds like gibberish to me. It sounds ridiculous to me. It sounds perfect to me. We don't say it sounds for. Why do we use it that way? ... we just do. That's English.

Apr 30, 2009 · I've used both "It's fine with me" and "It's fine by me." I consider them the same, but perhaps there is a subtle difference in certain contexts. If someone is asking for your approval, you could emphasize the "me" in the phrase "by me." (Perhaps they need to leave work early to go to an appointment or to pick up a sick child.

Oct 19, 2007 · John: We just sent you the contract. Is it OK with you? Jim: Yes, I looked it over and it's fine. ____Yes, I looked it over and it looks OK to me. ____Yes, I looked it over and it's OK with me. ____Yes, I looked it over and it looks OK for me. (a little odd, but acceptable in AE) A subtlely different way, almost idiomatic:

Veo que sos de España, asi que voy a escribir en castellano xD. La diferencia para mi, es que al decir IT'S OK es como un "esta bien" en castellano. THAT'S OK me suena mas a un "eso/aquello esta bien". Esto es lo que a mi me parece, pero seria mejor si un nativo nos lo explica. Saludos.