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-We've always been satisfied with her.

-That's hardly surprising.

-What do you mean?

-May I ask, Mrs Brtov,

what are your daughter's grades?

What she deserves, of course.

Have no doubts about that.

That's exactly what I doubt.

-The young one's a darling.

-Yes. She's a good girl.

And hungry. Don't put that in your mouth!

That's not for eating!

What is it you have there?

-So I think we're done here.

-I see.

Oh my, you have made me

into a new person, Mrs... Brtov?

Oh, this is fantastic.

Fantastic. How much'?

-Nothing, nothing.

-Come on, that won't do.

No, really. Don't, please.

I'm doing this so I don't forget how.

-Twenty crowns.

-No, no, put it right back there.

Very well. But I owe you.

-Helka, go put her to bed.

-Okay.

Lovely girl.

Very well.

Helka should look at the exercise.

Lesson 5, exercise 3, nouns and verbs.

-Thank you.

-You know, since my husband died...

It's been difficult for a lonely woman.

So I rely on good people such as yourself.

You have hands of gold.

The closest person is my sister

who's in Moscow. A thousand kilometres!

I can't even send her anything.

It was easier when my husband was alive.

Not even medicine. When her son is ill,

I can't send her medicine.

Wait a minute, didn't Danka's

father work at the airport?

Maybe he knows a pilot,

and maybe the pilot could take a package.

Mr Kucera? Do you think he would?

Don't tell me this isn't familiar.

Your phone rings in the evening...

Mr Ambroz, the lampshade

still isn't right.

I don't know what you did.

Fix it again, would you?

No, that is not familiar to me.

Mr Rehk, well, pick up some pt for me,

maybe some cutlets...

Milk would be nice, too.

And marrow bones.

But don't oversleep!

Goodbye, good night.

Watch your toes.

-Hi, dad.

-Hi.

Come here.

-How was it at school?

-Nothing.

Did she pick you?

Did you raise your hand?

What did I tell you? One more fail

and you're done with gymnastics.

I don't care what mum says about it.

If you want, I can help you

with your homework.

The teacher wants something from you.

She needs something done.

She wants to smuggle cake

to her sister in Moscow.

What?

-Did you hear what the teacher wants?

-Yes.

What is this communist pig

even thinking'?

She wants to send some cake

by plane to Moscow.

I'm not getting fired

because of her.

Couldn't you try asking someone?

A pilot or a flight attendant?

No, I couldn't.

For one thing...

I'm an accountant. I don't work

with flight crews at all.

-And sending food to the USSR

is forbidden. -That was the start.

And the next to the blackboard...

Come, Danka.

Let's give you a chance

to improve those poor grades.

So...

What was the homework?

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