No. 5,791 in Spanish

seguía

"Seguía" means "was following" or "continued" (imperfect tense of "seguir").

In a sentence

Seguía caminando a pesar de la lluvia.
I kept walking despite the rain.
The word 'seguía' is used as a past imperfect form of the verb 'seguir', indicating ongoing action in the past.
Él seguía interesado en el proyecto después de tantos años.
He was still interested in the project after so many years.
The word 'seguía' denotes a continuing state from the past into the present.
Durante el viaje, seguía pensando en la conversación que tuvimos.
During the trip, I kept thinking about the conversation we had.
In this sentence, 'seguía' expresses a repeated or continuous action in the past.

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