No. 304 in Spanish
luego
"Later" or "then."
In a sentence
Voy a la tienda y luego regreso.
I go to the store and then I return.
In this sentence, 'luego' is used as a transitional adverb meaning 'then', indicating the sequence of actions.
Hablaremos luego sobre los detalles del plan.
We will talk later about the plan details.
Here, 'luego' means 'later', implying a deferred action in time.
Primero desayuna, luego puedes salir a jugar.
First, have breakfast; then you can go out to play.
'Luego' in this context acts as a connector that suggests the next step in a series of instructions.
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