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[chileno]

Originally Posted by bobjenkins

Quizá esto puede ayudarte

Later is more broad then afterward(s)

Later (sometime) [broad] we are going to the movies
I work until 5PM, afterwards (refers to a more precise point in time) we are going to the movies

Espero que te ayude

Gracias Bob, I wanted to know if in England definitely later is not used at all.

[CrOtALiTo]

Originally Posted by brute

In Britain we always say "afterwards"

Thank you for your fast answer.

After to know every this about the use of the word despues. I believe that, I'm going to turn to use the word afterwards it sound much better than the other one.


Thank you very much.

[Rusty]

As was explained above, later and afterward(s) are not always interchangeable. Both words have distinct meanings and are used the same way in England and America, with the exception that the British don't use afterward; they always say afterwards.

[CrOtALiTo]

I got it

[chileno]

Thank you Rusty. I also should have written that i wanted to confirm, instead or to know, its usage in England.