My friend Tony told me not to say his name backwards... I said: Y not?

Hey everyone! 👋 Today’s expression is “clean as a whistle.” 👉 It means very clean, completely spotless, or perfectly NEAT. It can also be used more broadly to mean something is completely clear or not suspicious at all. Origin:The phrase likely comes from the idea that a whistle produces a clear, sharp sound only when it’s clean inside. If it’s dirty, it doesn’t work properly — so “clean as a whistle” became a way to describe something perfectly clean or pure. 🧽 Examples: • The kitchen is clean as a whistle after the party. 🍽️ • His record is clean as a whistle — no problems at all. 📄 • She keeps her room clean as a whistle. 🛏️ • My desk is finally clean as a whistle — no mess left. • The car looks clean as a whistle after the wash. 🚗 Now it’s your turn! 💬Drop your own sentence using “clean as a whistle” below 👇 WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER! 🤝

My first LIVE CLASS with Coach Shane, Oct 9th 2020. My English was terrible at that point, I had no idea what was going on… and now listening back, I can’t stop laughing. Funny how showing up is just the first step to getting better!

…it wasn’t that bad after all. 😭😂

Thank you so much, Great questions. good to see you again @Lee Tree! @Riaz Uddin Etu , regarding your T, just send the audio file in the comment AFTER you practice it!