"Bersihkan pikiranmu!"

Translation: Clean your mind!

[arielkbt]

I understand the sentiment but the more common idiom would be"
"Get your mind out of the gutter"

[SammyBrett]

Clear your mind would be better?
It's not related to sexual thoughts at all. Basically clearing your mind of busy thoughts, stress. Switch off.

[Arracher]

I wrote that and marked as wrong. Agree with you that it supposedly "clear your mind!"

[Ria___]

Would that not be "kosongkan pikiranmu"?

[Ms.Fixer]

I agree with "SammyBreatt". "Clear your mind" means "to remove bad thoughts and purify your mind". And "bersihkan" is the right word. I don't think "kosongkan" (root = kosong = adj. empty) means the same. It sounds like (at least to me) "forget it" or "unlearn".

[joeldipops]

Could I translate "pikiran" as thoughts?

[BlakeLongm]

Yes, you can.

[angbagongquezon]

He was holding that cough really well until the last bit of the sentence...

[Ddddddddl]

They work him too hard. He needs to drink honey and lemon

[petervdg]

clean your thoughts

[volumniax]

This is a very interesting sentence! But I can't tell what it means?

[KTo228]

In British English you can accuse someone of having a "dirty mind", so the sentiment of this sentence is, that rather than let that stand, to actively apply some "brain bleach".

[Ria___]

"Brain bleach".

I like that. I will keep that in mind next time I have dirty thoughts hahaha

[BlakeLongm]

Another common english phrase that has a similar meaning would be 'Get your mind out of the gutter!' Hope this helps.

[AnUnicorn]

Does anyone else hear the voice crack badly on -mu?

[Ddddddddl]

Yes. Hilarious. I don't know what goes wrong with some of the recordings

[sapere__aude]

I saw this and at once I thought "Kamu membuat saya jijik!"

Guess this lesson is making a big impression on me!