No. 8,707 in Spanish
siguen
"Siguen" means "they follow" or "they continue."
In a sentence
Ellos siguen a su líder con confianza.
They follow their leader with confidence.
In this sentence, 'siguen' is used as the present tense form of the verb 'seguir', meaning 'to follow'. It refers to an action being currently performed by the subject (ellos).
Las luces siguen encendidas durante la noche.
The lights remain on throughout the night.
Here, 'siguen' is part of an expression that describes continuity. It conveys that the lights continue to be on.
Aunque pasó un año, ellos siguen recordando ese día.
Even though a year passed, they still remember that day.
In this context, 'siguen' is used to indicate persistence or continuation of an action over time.
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