How to Say ‘Keep going straight’ in Mexican Spanish
Siga derecho
SEE-gah deh-REH-choh
[SEE-gah deh-REH-choh]
💬 Usage Tip: derecho means "straight ahead," not "right." "Right" is a la derecha, and mixing up the two is a classic mistake when following directions.
Phrase Breakdown
Siga
[SEE-gah]
continue/go
Polite command from seguir, often used in giving directions.
Siga derecho. Luego dé vuelta a la izquierda.
Go straight. Then turn left.
derecho
[deh-REH-choh]
straight
Used in directions to mean straight ahead.
Siga derecho. Camine derecho dos cuadras.
Go straight. Walk straight for two blocks.
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