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  • Hi, guys. My name is Ronnie. What's your name? Cool. Today, we're going to get high. We're

  • going to get high learning English. We're going to talk about marijuana. Do you know

  • what marijuana is? I'm going to teach you some slang words about marijuana. I must warn

  • you, though: If you don't like marijuana, turn off the video. Don't watch it. Don't

  • even look at it. And don't complain. Don't go in the comments and go, "Ronnie, I don't

  • like marijuana." I don't care if you don't like marijuana. It's not for you to decide.

  • So if you want to get high with me, sit back; smoke a fatty; smoke a joint. I'm going to

  • teach you some really cool slang. This will help you understand movies. Maybe you're at

  • the movie theater, and you're watching a funny movie, a comedy. Everyone around you is laughing,

  • but you don't know why. Maybe someone in the movie made a marijuana reference. Maybe someone

  • said one of these crazy slang words that mean "marijuana", and you don't know what it means.

  • So I'm going to teach you how to understand movies and how to get high with some marijuana

  • slang. My name is Ronnie, by the way.

  • Usually, when we use slang, we don't say the end of words as well. We don't say "getting";

  • we say "gettin'". So "gettin' high" is this lesson. A long, long time ago, we had this

  • word called "marijuana". Now, I think this word is Spanish because some people would

  • say "mary-juana", but it's actually "mary-huana". It's very unusual that we would use the word

  • "marijuana", especially in the movies or for speaking with our friends. So you see all

  • these words here? These are very few examples of slang that we use to only talk about marijuana.

  • Let's go through them. Let's learn some pronunciation. Probably one of the most common ones is "weed".

  • So you might hear someone say, "Hey, man. You got some weed?" They mean "marijuana".

  • We also refer to it as "green" because it's green. Some people may call it "smoke" because

  • you smoke it. Does this make sense yet? It's also called "bud" because if you look at a

  • marijuana plant, it's actually the bud of the plant that grows out the of the leaf.

  • And you have to be careful because if you're growing marijuana, it's illegal, and you have

  • to separate the male and the female plants. The male plants we use for hemp, and we can

  • make clothes out of it and hemp seeds. The female plants are actually the plants -- thank

  • you, ladies -- that produce the sweet, sweet smoke of Mary Jane, marijuana. So there's

  • "buds", which makes sense because it's the babies -- are on the female plants. So we

  • call them "buds".

  • A word, I think, stolen from Jamaica -- yeah, man -- is "ganja". "Ganja" just means "weed".

  • "Grass" -- again, because it's green. See? We also call it "herb". "Reefer" -- back in

  • the 1960's in good ole' United States of America, there's a very famous movie called "Reefer

  • Madness". And they were sending out propaganda to people that if you smoked marijuana or

  • if you smoked a little bit of the refer or the green it would make you crazy, and you

  • would want to kill people; you'd probably eat some babies. Probably, if you had a marijuana

  • cigarette at one time, you would probably die. Again, that was propaganda from America.

  • Just to be funny, some people call it "wacky tabacky". I think it's more of a funny one

  • than what we would normally say. "Pot" is another really common word. I don't know why.

  • Maybe it's growing in a pot. And somebody might say, "Do you want a toke?" A "toke"

  • means a drag of a joint or a smoke of a joint.

  • All of these words are just a small amount of slang for the actual drug of marijuana.

  • Now, you actually have to know what to do with the marijuana. I've seen some crazy Facebook

  • ads where people say "injecting marijuana". Guess what, people. You do not inject marijuana.

  • Thank you. If you did that, you would probably die. Don't try this at home, people. How to

  • do it? We usually smoke it. Now, you can also eat marijuana. You can put it into butter

  • or into oil, and you can get these crazy things called "magic muffins" or "weed cookies".

  • If you do that, I'm sure they would be very delicious. I don't know. Or do I?

  • We call -- the thing that I was smoking earlier, that I smoked all of -- a "joint". What you're

  • going to have to do is you're going to have to get some kind of rolling papers. Commonly,

  • people will reference Zig Zag. And you're going to put the marijuana inside and roll

  • -- the verb "roll" a joint. You need a lighter. You light it, and you smoke it. So the most

  • common word we call it is a "joint". We also call it a "spliff", a "doobie" -- Uh-oh. Do

  • you know the band called "The Doobie Brothers"? Uh-ho. Do you think they smoked marijuana?

  • Also from our 1960's government propaganda, you could call this a "reefer", one of my

  • favorites, a "fatty". A "fatty" means that the joint is really big and fat. There's lot

  • of marijuana in it. Also, another one that a lot of rappers talk about, yo, is a "blunt".

  • Now, a "blunt" is a little bit different from a fatty, a reefer, a doobie, a spliff, and

  • a joint. A "blunt", you use cigar paper, and you take the tobacco out of the cigar paper,

  • and you put the marijuana inside, and then you roll it again. This means that your joint

  • is the size of a cigar. It's quite large. So you will hear especially Snoop Dogg or

  • Snoop Lion or whatever his name is now, talk about rolling "blunts" with his G Crew Doggs.

  • So a "blunt" is just a big, hollowed out cigar.

  • Another thing that you can do if you so desire is something called a "bong". A "bong" is

  • like a water pipe. You would put -- you can make a bong out of anything. You can make

  • it out of an apple. You can make it out of a bottle. You can make it out of a hamburger?

  • No. Not a hamburger. Anything that you can make two holes in and a hole at the top, you've

  • got yourself a bong. So the basic premise of a bong is you need a straw or something,

  • and you need a place to put the marijuana. Add a little hole, and then a hole in the

  • top. What you're going to do is you're going to light it, and the marijuana smoke is going

  • to come up, and you're going to smoke it. We say "hit the bong". This means you're inhaling

  • the marijuana smoke that you have lit. Another way to do it that is not from a joint is a

  • pipe. Pipe is another way to smoke the weed, the wacky tabacky. You put the marijuana in

  • here, and again, you light it, and you smoke, you inhale the smoke from this side of the

  • pipe. If you put your mouth here, you'll burn it. Don't do that. Smoke it from here.

  • You'll hear people calling people such names as "a stoner". Or someone's a "pot head".

  • These words -- they do have a little bit of a negative feeling to them, a negative connotation.

  • Maybe your mom will say, "That person is a stoner. He's such a pot head." A "stoner"

  • or a "pot head" is someone who smokes reefer almost every day. And they can use a spliff,

  • a doobie; they can use a blunt, a bong, a pipe -- it's your choice; it's their choice.

  • But it implies that they smoke too much green. They're just smoking too much.

  • You will hear a lot of slang in movies, in songs. People say, "I'm so high, man." And

  • you go, "Well, you're standing on the ground. You're not high at all, and you're quite short."

  • But, "I'm so high" means that you have smoked a lot of bud and you are feeling the effects

  • of the weed. People will also say, "I'm stoned; I'm baked; or I'm blasted." Okay? Be careful

  • with your -ED endings here. You want to get your pronunciation proper on this. So "stoned",

  • "baked", and "blasted". All of these expressions are the same as, "I'm high" or "I'm so high".

  • It means you are feeling the effects of the ganja, man.

  • One thing that may happen to you after you inhale that reefer is your mouth becomes really

  • dry and you need water. You need so much water that you could drink seven of these water

  • bottles. People say, "I got the pasties." Grammatically correct? Hell, no. Slang? Yeah.

  • You hear people say, "Wow, man. I've got the pasties." Sometimes, they get white saliva

  • in the corners of their mouths. How attractive, pot smokers! That works. But if you get the

  • pasties, it means your mouth is really, really dry -- some people call it "cotton mouth"

  • -- and you need a beer or something to drink.

  • Another thing that is kind of an after effect of your marijuana high is "the munchies".

  • You will hear people say, "Oh, man, I've got the munchies so bad", or "I've got the munchies."

  • "Munchies" means you want to eat everything a lot, and it doesn't matter in what order.

  • So you could eat cake and then potato chips and then oh, my God, a pizza, and then -- oh,

  • why not? I'm just going to have a hamburger. And then, some ice cream wouldn't be bad right

  • now. And then grilled cheese sandwich, nachos -- you have completely eaten everything in

  • your refrigerator. You are so full that you're going to pass out. But you had such a good

  • time. You were so high. Did you have fun?

  • Gettin' high with Ronnie's always fun. Goodbye.

Hi, guys. My name is Ronnie. What's your name? Cool. Today, we're going to get high. We're

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