Word Wise: Kittle of Fish

The video discusses a common misunderstanding of the phrase 'a fine kettle of fish.' It explains that the original phrase was 'a fine kittle of fish,' where 'kittle' referred to a net used in Old England to catch fish. The video clarifies the historical context and corrects the misinterpretation.

What does the phrase 'a fine kettle of fish' imply when someone is in an undesirable situation?

What is the actual saying that the phrase 'a fine kettle of fish' is derived from?

What was a 'kittle' used for in Old England?

How does the phrase 'I kittle you not' relate to the main phrase discussed?

Who is the speaker of the text and what is their role?