Ponle punto y coma
What is the English equivalent idiom?
I'd understand if it was just put a period, but put a semicolon? Really? What does that even mean.
It's talking about a relationship, by the way.
2 Answers
Punto y coma in Spanish is like putting a pause to a thought. So in this case it would be putting a pause on a relationship or Taking a break from a relationship. Hope it helps. If it is punto final, well, that'd mean that it is over.
As Juan says, or , maybe: Take a breather.