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So you can understand
when you want to.

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The thing is, we put up your flag
because we have to.

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Once we put it up
in gratitude.

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But that was before we realized
that you Russians are scoundrels.

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You understand?
No, you don't.

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You're expansionists!
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Wherever you march you stay.
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But not you,
you'll go back to your aunt.

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The moment she gets better
I'll pack your chemodan
and you'll be off.

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[ Russian ]
''Chemodan.''

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That's all the Russian I know,
because they stole mine in Moscow.

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You steal suitcases
and other people's land.

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[ Russian ]
Ours is red.

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What's so beautiful about it?
It's red like your underpants.

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Now ours is beautiful.
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- [ Russian ] Ours is red.
- You don't understand a thing.

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Look what I bought you.
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- Russian eggs.
- Russian?

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Some Czech hens...
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lay Russian eggs,
and they don't even know it.

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[ Knocking ]
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[ Russian ]
Grandma!

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Hello.
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- I've come for my lesson.
- Today?

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- Isn't it convenient?
- No, it's fine.

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It's just that
I have a visitor.

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[ Laughing ]
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- Is he your little boy?
- No, no.

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- A grandson?
- Of course not. I'm babysitting--

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I'm baby-sitting
for a colleague from Leningrad.

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The boy is Russian.
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- [ Russian ] Hello, kid.
- Hello.

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- [ Continues ] What's your name?
- Kolya.


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