make a call

[aachu]

If I were to ask a friend to call me at his convenience; how am I supposed to say it? Is it correct to say 'Do make a call'?

[Gillnetter]

If I were to ask a friend to call me at his convenience; how am I supposed to say it? Is it correct to say 'Do make a call'?

I would say something like, "Call me when you have the time", or, "Call me when it is convenient for you."

[BobSmith]

If I were to ask a friend to call me at his convenience; how am I supposed to say it? Is it correct to say 'Do make a call'?

Just like you said it!

"Call me at your convenience."

[konungursvia]

I don't think anyone speaks that way to friends. I hear: "Call me," or "(you should) give me a call."

[BobSmith]

[nat]

1: Hey, when should I call you?
2: Just call me at your convenience.

Sounds perfectly fine to me. I've certainly said that to friends.