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SIQI ZHANG
What is the difference between "tirarse en paracaídas" and "hacer paracaidismo"?
Is there any differences between these two phases? About meaning or usage?
Feb 12, 2016 1:54 PM
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"tirarse en paracaídas" is only one action, but "hacer paracaidísmo" is an habit, you practice it regularly
February 12, 2016
There is a minor grammatical difference although in context they mean the same. "Tirarse en paracaídas" = "To parachute" // "Hacer paracaidismo" = "To do/practice parachuting "
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February 13, 2016
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