How to Say ‘Keep talking with you.’ in Mexican Spanish
Seguir hablando contigo.
seh-GHEER ah-BLAHN-doh kohn-TEE-goh
[seh-GHEER ah-BLAHN-doh kohn-TEE-goh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Contigo] is a special form of [con + ti], so Spanish says [contigo], not [con ti]. Same kind of fused form: [conmigo] = "with me."
Phrase Breakdown
Seguir
[seh-GHEER]
to continue
Means 'to continue' or 'to keep on,' often followed by another verb.
Quiero “Seguir” con esta conversación.
I want to continue this conversation.
hablando
[ah-BLAHN-doh]
talking
From 'hablar,' meaning 'talking' or 'speaking'; here it suggests ongoing conversation.
Me encanta estar “hablando” contigo.
I love talking with you.
contigo
[kohn-TEE-goh]
with you
A special form meaning 'with you,' used instead of 'con ti.'
Quisiera pasar más tiempo “contigo”.
I'd like to spend more time with you.
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