Come si dice: Thanks for stopping by.
Translation
Phillip-V
March 25, 2011
Michael-L1
March 28, 2011
According to my dictionary, to stop by is "fare un salto".
So I guess that stopping by is translated as facendo un salto. Literally "making a jump"
Phillip-V
March 28, 2011
Ciao Micheal,
Grizie mille. Buona serata.
Ci sentiamo,
Filippo
Maria-DiLorenzi
April 6, 2011
Bravo Michael,
the expression "stopping by" can be translated as "fare un salto" (making a jump) or "fare una visita" (to visit)
Buon divertimento.
Ciao
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