Molotov Cocktail
I discuss the origin of the phrase Molotov Cocktail…
and my frustration with trying to throw one in Grand Theft Auto IV (GTA IV)!
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Я никак не могу в нее поиграть, так как мой ноутбук не поддерживает шейдеры версии 3.0 =((((( Обидно, Марин.
Just wanted to know do you have an XBox 360 or PS3?? (>^_^)> huggies for you! love your videos!!
wow, Russian is a pretty language, it flows off your tounge like [molasses].
Marina, you should try the new game “Call Of Duty: World At War”. There’s a mini game in it called “Nazi Zombies” and one of the weapons you can use are: 4 Molotov Cocktails.
They’re even more deadly than in GTA IV. I think of all the times I tried using them, I’ve killed maybe 3 zombies. I killed myself like 10 times. If they explode too close, you instantly die (which isn’t good if the rest of the team can’t save you).
I was Curious of the Word “Won’t, which is a contraction for Will not. I wanted to know why the contraction is not Willn’t. Do not is Don’t. Does not is Doesn’t. So where did won’t come from?
ok to throw the Molotov Cocktail(or grenade) you have to hold down the aim button and then hold the fire buttin so you dont just drop them and yes i have played the game and i more or less enjoy jumping ou of choppers
I stumbled across this clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsJfXA0XbWI and it made me think of the hotforwords GTA IV lesson
Начала слова KGB ????
in call of duty 2 you can play as a russian fighting the germans it good but i like playing as an american
whats this obsetion with GTA what other games do you like my favorites are call of duty 3&4 and grand turismo 4
i loved the russian video can your ‘’sister” cum and teach me how to speak like that and by sister i mean you you are awe some
I don´t like the game.
Yeah, the ‘dubya’ sound is hard to pronounce.
Я играл отстой коктейль молотова для того чтобы поджигать дома людей делать пожары и взрывы .Твое видео super
Marina,
Sorry; but I never played grandtheft auto but Mikhale Gorbachave sure must have been pissed to see a coctail ruin his most expensive military toys
Greg
As usual, you are always captivating in any language!
Thank you for making the internet a more enjoyable place!
this is his son, koty. I think you are doing a great job and i believe Grand theft auto IV is great. A major improvement of GTA 3. I would like to know the origin of the phrase “charlie horse”.
How lovely! Russian really is sexy, like John Cleese said in “A Fish Called Wanda”.
omg that was awesome, I am self teaching Russian right now and it is super hard without a teacher. You should do a “simple” Russian video, like how to say Thank you, yes, no, hi, bye… that kind of stuff.
Maybe we can play sometime
add me on xbox live.. Evil Casserole
I just love it when you speak Russian…..
Oh my God !!!!!! I LUV when you speak Russian……..it makes you even SEXIER !!!! (if that’s possible). They should make a new game……”Grand Theft Marina” Then guys like me could try to steal you away!!!!
Dear teacher,
You could go on in Russian forever, I’d love it –
- here in France my first foreign language was English, and 2nd… Russian, this lesson reminds me good old times, when I was a young boy.
who knows , if my Russian teachers had had half your charm,
maybe I’d become a Russian/French translator ?
btw, Love the blunders in Russian, even if I can catch only part of them.
ваш преданный учащийся
i played GTA the first one…then the rest got a bit boreing….
I play CITYOFHEROES….online gameing……..also just got my self ASSASINS CREED ……im on the PC games……..
SPORE going to be great.
oxooxoxoxoxoxoxoox
Very Good!!! I like your lesson! It’s the best!
Супер! На щет GTA IV – нажми и удержывай кнопку “огонь”…
В зависимости от того сколько держать… зависит как далеко упадет Коктейль Молотова…
Ok, what did you say?
He told her to hold the throw button, and it’ll make the Molotov Cocktail go farther.
The same way you throw the grenade you have to hold the button down (only for just a few seconds and then release, hold it for a long time and it blows up on you)…. I wish i had an example of how that works in everyday life, maybe i can think of “1″
Жизнь будет по-другому
ты забыла русский язык???
Well I never leaned it yet. Too busy leaning Hex decimal and Binary.
Dera teacher!
I just wanted to say that I learn new thing every day from you! I knew the answer to the cocktail, but I never thought the russian language could sound so smoth and sensual!
from your dear student / Swedehunter
Dear Marina
Yesterday a saw your russian explanation about Molotov Cocktail with legend in english. Well, I’m brazilian and love this site but my english is not good to understand all that you say. Then, I would like know if it’s possible to insert english legend on all diary hotforwords. So people around the world could follow, well, hotforwords explanations and improve english. You would become the most sensual, sexy and intelligent teacher of the world.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0N1Cs9G7g14
Молодец! Я вижу что многие, спасибо тебе, хотят выучить Русский язык. Я начила серию на Ю-тюбе под назбанием “Russian Lessons”.
Тебя прошу, пожалуйста, помоги мне. 
Покажи линк на моё видео в твоём описание. Это мне так поможет, даже не предстовлаешь. Мой канал на YouTube называется RussianVlog.
Hummm Might be good for a few of us to learn a few phrases. I watched the first lesson. A bit to fast for me. But I guess she was making it more like an introduction to the language. Tagalog, Spanish, German, & Greek are a few languages I have played around with. Greek looks somewhat similar in text as Russian. Do they have the same roots or is just a quincidence?
sure !
I was told by my teacher in my 1st year learning Russian at French school, that the Cyrillic (Russian) alphabet settled in the 9th century after the work of two Orthodox monks – hmm maybe they were Saints as well –
So they borrowed from Greek alphabet they used for liturgy many letters to represent phones of the slavic languages they spoke.
- You’ll find a deeper explanation in Wikipedia’s “Cyrillic” article -
Dear fellow student
If I may, the two orthodox monks were called Cyrillus and methodus if I remember.
Just wanted to help.
Amicalement
Don Felipe
I request the word Pigeon. In Grand Theft Auto 4, you can collect 200 pigeons and was wondering, why they are named that. And why they are so frequent around New York City. Thanks.
Marina, I would like to know the origin of the word Erebus. I have no desire to know about the mountain but i do know what erebus means. and i guess its from greek mythology but i want to know where THEY thought of it. definition is this:Classical Mythology. The darkness under the earth, imagined either as the abode of sinners after death or of all the dead.
Dear teacher,
Goddam it! a little bit of time to write something to my teacher!
Very interesting to see the real person. A big gift to us all. Thank you!
But a little bit difficult to analyse the sound of russian!
Bon, puisque c’est comme ça, nous aussi, les élèves qui ne pittons rien au russe, on peut parler dans une langue étrangère !!!!! Et alors là ? Quid understand lo que Ich dis? Because das est facile no mais!!!!!
Well, to answer your question, I don’t play GTAIV. I prefer roleplaying games.
Thank you for this interesting lesson.
Your devoted student
Felipe Bey
Hmm, that spaghetti looks so tasty, it made me wonder, what is the origin of the word spaghetti (I guess it comes from Italian), but what really is it’s origin.
Please share your spaghetti recipe with the class…
Marina, Did you lose some comments again?
you’re the best,Scotthorn
I would like to request the word computer hacker
Thats two words. You only get one word or one phrase.
Yours truly started hacking and pirating back in 1979. I wrote my first virus before I knew they where called viruses. I called it a prank program but it was an early form of computer virus. It was called A dot F. written in BASIC or Applesoft (A Microsoft language – yes Bill Gates was writing for Apple back then, where do you think he got the idea of Windows?)
Both Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs where early computer hackers. The even built blue boxes. Some of the early Macintosh/Apple programs like VisiCal (one of the first spreadsheet programs) where hacks.
I was able to duck out of Operation Sundevil
I think its because I kept myself as a low level hacker. I didn’t boast my hacks.
I think there are two distinct classifications of hackers. White Hat (good) and Black Hat (bad) hackers. Yea and even Gray Hats, but I’m not going there.
Oh the Secret Service is knocking on my door. I have to run bye…
OH captainjack, were you behind the scene in picking “hacker” for latest word game? You sure know your computers!
peace
Nope. she did not consult me on that word. She never consults me on any word for many times she has more in depth information than I do. I leave it all up to her.
Please define and relate the history of the word “Latin”. I’m latino, but I also understand that there are Latin Europeans, and of course, other variations, such as Latin Americans, and so on. As a word, it has very much Euro-centric connotation in meaning, just as much as Hispanic. Can you convey its meaning and importance in totality to people who seem to have little to no knowledge of its true meaning.