visitarme
visit, visit me, visit me at
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Ella solía visitarme regularmente.
She used to visit me regularly.
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Ven a visitarme.
Come to visit me.
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Podrás visitarme mañana.
You can visit me tomorrow.
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Voy a estar por aquí mañana en la tarde, así que por favor pasa a visitarme.
I'm going to be around tomorrow afternoon, so please drop in.
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Cuando estuve enfermo ella no vino a visitarme.
When I was sick, she didn't come to visit me.
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Todavía sigue viniendo a visitarme cada cierto tiempo.
He stills comes visit me from time to time.
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Si tan solo ella hubiera sabido que yo estaba en Tokio hubiera venido a visitarme.
If only she had known I was in Tokyo, she would have come to visit me.
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Ven a visitarme mañana.
Come and see me tomorrow.
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Puedes venir a visitarme, siempre y cuando me prometas que te vas a portar bien.
You can come to visit me, as long as you promise to behave well.
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¿Alguien ha venido a visitarme cuando no estaba?
Did anyone visit me during my absence?
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Robert viene algunas veces a visitarme.
Robert comes to visit me every now and then.
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Si alguna vez te encuentras en Japón, pasa a visitarme.
If you are ever in Japan, come and see me.
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Acababa de terminar los deberes cuando vino a visitarme.
I had just finished my homework when he visited me.
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¿Vas a venir a visitarme?
Are you going to come visit me?
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¿Cuándo vas a venir a visitarme?
When are you coming to see me?
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Ese día vino a visitarme.
She came to visit me that day.
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Gracias por venir a visitarme.
Thank you for coming all the way to see me off.
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