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The English we speak from bbclearningenglish.com hello and welcome to the English We Speak with me, Fei Fei and me Rob.
Hello.
Hey, Fei Fei.
You know that expression to wash your dirty linen in public?
Yes.
The expression to wash your dirty linen in public describes someone who talks
about private matters in public so everyone can hear them.
You wouldn't catch me doing that.
Nor me.
I always keep private matters private.
But anyway, it's exactly what Daisy and Tom have been doing.
What?
They've been washing their dirty linen in public.
You mean they've been arguing?
Well, not exactly.
But yesterday they were out in the garden making lots of noise.
Oh, I see.
Actually, Rob, I think, and I'm sure.