“To stop off” in Japanese
Short answer
To stop off in Japanese is “立ち寄る” (tachiyoru). Full meaning: to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in.
Other ways to say “To stop off” in Japanese
立ちよる
tachiyoru to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
立寄れる
tachiyoreru to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
たちよる
tachiyoru to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
たち寄る
tachiyoru to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
たちよれる
tachiyoreru to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
立ち寄れる
tachiyoreru to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
立ち寄り
tachiyori to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
たち寄ッ
tachiyo to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
たちよッ
tachiyo to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
立ち寄っ
tachiyo to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
立ちよっ
tachiyo to drop in (at), to drop by, to call at, to stop by, to stop off, to stop in
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