student

[Edward M Dumanis]

I disagree.
One can study how to play chess.
One can "uchit'sja igrat' v shakhmaty" or "uchit'sja plavat'" but cannot
"stazhirovat'sja" even these are not academic matters and more like
training.
The meaning of "stazhirovat'sja" is very specific and narrow comparing
with the meaning of "uchit'sja."
It is related exclusively to apprenticeship-type situations.

Edward Dumanis <dumanis at acsu.buffalo.edu>


On Thu, 21 Mar 2002, Adassovsky Georges wrote:

> Abroad or not abroad is not the semantic question.
> Either someone is studying in order to pass an exam and obtain a
> diploma (that is in order to master academic demand),
> Or he is doing a training period to improve some skill (stazhirovka).
> That may be for academic purpose, OR NOT.
> I think Alina was perfectly right in her demonstration.
>
> Georges
>
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