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How to Say ‘Are you still going to the doctor?’ in Mexican Spanish

¿Sigue yendo al doctor?

SEE-geh YEN-doh ahl dok-TOR

[SEE-geh YEN-doh ahl dok-TOR]

Phrase Breakdown

¿Sigue yendo

SEE-geh YEN-doh

Do you keep going / are you still going

'Seguir' + '-ndo' form means 'to keep doing'. 'Yendo' is from 'ir' (to go): 'YEN-do'.

Example

¿Sigue yendo al gimnasio?

Are you still going to the gym?

Words in this phrase

Sigue

[SEE-geh]

keep (on)

Informal command of 'seguir', telling someone to continue.

Example

Sigue derecho dos cuadras.

Keep going straight two blocks.

yendo

[YEN-doh]

going

Gerund of 'ir'; 'seguir yendo' means to keep going.

Example

Sigo yendo al gimnasio.

I keep going to the gym.

al doctor?

ahl dok-TOR

to the doctor?

'Al' is 'a' + 'el' (to the). Stress the last syllable: 'dok-TOR'.

Example

Voy al doctor mañana.

I'm going to the doctor tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

[ahl]

to the

Contraction of a + el, commonly used before masculine singular nouns like evento.

Example

Llegué Al evento temprano para hacer contactos.

I arrived at the event early to network.

doctor

[dok-TOR]

doctor

Used when you need medical help or want to ask for a physician.

Example

Necesito un doctor urgentemente.

I need a doctor urgently.

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