How to Say ‘If you keep going like this’ in Mexican Spanish
Si sigues así
see SEE-gehz ah-SEE
[see SEE-gehz ah-SEE]
💬 Usage Tip: [Seguir así] means "to keep it up" or "to continue like that." You can swap in other subjects: [Si sigue así...] = "If he/she keeps this up..."
Phrase Breakdown
Si
[see]
if
Introduces a condition, often playful or suggestive in flirting.
Si sigues así, me vas a caer demasiado bien.
If you keep this up, I’m going to like you a little too much.
sigues
[SEE-gehz]
you continue / you keep going
From seguir; used to say someone continues behaving a certain way.
Si sigues así, voy a pensar que esto ya es tu especialidad.
If you keep this up, I’m going to think this is already your specialty.
así
[ah-SEE]
like this
Refers to the current manner, tone, or behavior someone is showing.
Así, con esa calma, es difícil decirte que no.
Like that, with that calm attitude, it’s hard to say no to you.
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