Steve Kaufman says 勉強するな to mean don't study. Why not say 勉強しない?


So in this video: <https://youtu.be/oFXqrmfi_SU>

Steve Kaufmann talks about not studying the basics in English but he says するな
instead of しない is this allowed?




勉強するな is an imperative negative, an order not to do something (in this case
studying)

勉強しない is a simple negative in the sense of I/you/he don't/doesn't study, or
colloquially a request to not do something (勉強しない[でください])




勉強するな is an imperative negative, an order not to do something (in this case
studying)

勉強しない is a simple negative in the sense of I/you/he don't/doesn't study, or
colloquially a request to not do something (勉強しない[でください])

