Spanish idioms
What does “Irse por las ramas” mean?
Irse por las ramas
Word for word
To go off along the branches
What it really means
To ramble, to talk about everything except the point. It usually comes with the request «ve al grano», meaning get to the point.
How we say it in English
To beat about the bush
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