How to Say ‘Go straight.’ in Spain Spanish
Siga recto.
SEE-gah REK-toh
[SEE-gah REK-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Siga] is the polite command form, the one you use with strangers like a taxi driver in Spain. The same pattern shows up in [gire] and [pare].
Phrase Breakdown
Siga
[SEE-gah]
go on / continue
Formal command of seguir, used to tell a driver to keep going.
Por favor, siga recto hasta la plaza.
Please, go straight until the square.
recto
[REK-toh]
straight
Used to indicate moving forward without turning.
Después del cruce, siga recto un poco más.
After the junction, go straight a little farther.
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