This is just between you and me, but we're among the grammar nuts of the world. — Between is used for two or more subjects that are clearly distinct from each other, and among, for those that form part of a group. "The differences between Chinese, Greek, and Spanish are substantial. These can cause major confusion among the participants of the language conference."

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