No. 13,857 in Spanish
sigues
"Sigues" means "you continue" or "you follow" (informal, present tense).
In a sentence
Sigues estudiando para el examen, ¿verdad?
You continue studying for the exam, right?
The word 'sigues' is used here to indicate continuity of action, asking if the studying still persists.
Si sigues así, lograrás tus metas.
If you continue like this, you will achieve your goals.
In this case, 'sigues' implies the continuation of a manner or behavior.
¿Sigues interesado en el curso de fotografía?
Are you still interested in the photography course?
Here, 'sigues' refers to the persistency of a state, asking if the interest remains.
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