No. 178 in Spanish
sigue
"Follow" or "continue."
In a sentence
Sigue estudiando para el examen.
Keep studying for the exam.
The word 'sigue' is used as an imperative form here, encouraging someone to continue a certain action.
Él sigue interesado en aprender español.
He remains interested in learning Spanish.
In this sentence, 'sigue' is employed to express that the subject maintains a certain state or situation, specifically their interest.
Aunque nieva, el tren sigue en marcha.
Even though it snows, the train continues operating.
Here, 'sigue' conveys the idea of continuity of an action or state, indicating the train continues its operation despite the weather.
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