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How to Say ‘And are you going to keep working?’ in Spain Spanish

¿Y vas a seguir trabajando?

ee bahs ah seh-GEER trah-bah-HAHN-doh

[ee bahs ah seh-GEER trah-bah-HAHN-doh]

Phrase Breakdown

¿Y vas a seguir

ee bahs ah seh-GEER

And are you going to keep

'Y' (and) begins the question. 'Vas a' + infinitive means 'going to'. 'Seguir' means to continue. In speech, 'vas a' blends into 'va-sa'.

Example

¿Y vas a seguir estudiando?

And are you going to keep studying?

Words in this phrase

[ee]

and

A conjunction used to connect words or ideas.

Example

Busco una cultura cercana y humana.

I’m looking for a culture that is close and human.

vas

[bahs]

you are going

'You' form of ir; with 'a' + verb it expresses the near future.

Example

¿Vas a comer carne?

Are you going to eat meat?

[ah]

A preposition used before an infinitive verb.

Example

Está dispuesto «A» colaborar con el equipo.

He is willing to collaborate with the team.

seguir

[seh-GEER]

to continue, to keep going

Irregular verb meaning to carry on or to follow.

Example

Puede seguir por esta calle.

You can continue along this street.

trabajando?

trah-bah-HAHN-doh

working?

This is the gerund of 'trabajar'. 'Seguir' + gerund means 'to keep doing'. Stress falls on '-JAN-'.

Example

Sigo trabajando aquí.

I'm still working here.

Words in this phrase

trabajando

[trah-bah-HAHN-doh]

working

Gerund of 'trabajar' (to work); after 'seguir' it means to keep doing it.

Example

Sigo trabajando aquí.

I keep working here.

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