Why don't we use "sobre" instead of "punto"?
How come in Spanish we don't use sobre instead of punto, because punto means point. I don't get it.
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I don't quite understand your question. Can you provide an example in context?
This took some thinking, good thing I teach children, I understand almost anything, lol
You mean to say: this is over!
We often say: ¡Esto se acabó y punto!
This could be it...however, let's see if we get context.
Sobre is a preposition. It means "on" or "about". Punto is a noun. It means "point". I don't understand how one could use the two interchangeably. I also need to say that I am learning Spanish, and I don't know everything. Maybe you can teach me something new. ![]()