Russian for "handout"
Gerald Janecek
gjanecek at UKY.EDU
Mon Sep 19 19:16:43 UTC 2005
I've heard "khendaut" used recently at a RAN
conference by reputable native Russian scholars.
>SEELANGStsy!
>
>An utterly frivolous question for a Monday afternoon: what would be the the
>best Russian equivalent for the word ³handout² (=xeroxed materials given out
>in class)? My informants (= 2 native speaker teaching assistants!) tell me
>that ³razdatochnye materialy² doesn¹t necessarily mean the material is
>xeroxed (eg, it could include books distributed in class). I have the sense
>that I¹ve seen/heard the word ³khendaut², but am I right in suspecting that
>this is a creation of American teachers of Russian / teachers of Russian in
>America?
>
>Curiously,
>
>Nicole
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