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Would you please give me some informal/colloquial/idiomatic expressions for "to visit someone"? What about "to drop in on someone"?

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@paok1970,

Go see Mom

Paok I wonder if you use the Web much, or live in a country that censors the digi

Eg, Google 'synonym of pay a visit'

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@paok1970,

Pop over, drop by, go to see.

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@izzythepush,

The Seinfeld "pop-in"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KzOv2jrC1I8

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