How to Say ‘Do you still go?’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Sigue yendo?
SEE-geh YEN-doh
[SEE-geh YEN-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: seguir plus an -ndo word means "still doing". Try ¿Sigue trabajando? "Are you still working?"
Phrase Breakdown
Sigue
[SEE-geh]
keep (on)
Informal command of 'seguir', telling someone to continue.
Sigue derecho dos cuadras.
Keep going straight two blocks.
yendo
[YEN-doh]
going
Gerund of 'ir'; 'seguir yendo' means to keep going.
Sigo yendo al gimnasio.
I keep going to the gym.
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