> In British "quite good" is similar to "particularly good". In American it's more like "OK" Something similar happened between Spanish Spanish and Argentinia

> In British "quite good" is similar to "particularly good". In American it's more like "OK" Something similar happened between Spanish Spanish and Argentinian Spanish. I once used the phrase "a veces" in South America and I was corrected to "de vez en cuando". Both phrases mean "occasionally", but the first seems to me to be unfamiliar to South Americans. Maybe someone else can clarify exactly.