Examples of using "Sigue" in a sentence and their english translations:
Carry on, carry on...
- Keep trying.
- Try some more.
- Go straight ahead.
- Go right ahead.
- Go straight.
Is she still alive?
It keeps raining.
Carry on with your work.
Try some more.
He keeps on asking me for money.
what's next?
But it goes on.
- Keep up the good work!
- Keep up the good work.
- Stick to it!
- Stick to it.
- Keep on smiling.
- Keep smiling.
Go on like this!
Keep touching me.
- Keep searching.
- Keep looking.
Keep moving.
Keep fighting.
Keep climbing.
- Keep digging.
- Continue digging.
Is he still single?
What's next?
Is it still raining?
Keep going straight.
Keep looking.
Keep working.
He is still angry.
Keep driving.
Stay positive.
Keep going!
Whose turn is it next?
Keep trying.
- It keeps snowing.
- It keeps on snowing.
Stay positive.
- Keep reading.
- Read on.
- What comes next?
- What's next?
She keeps on asking me for money.
Stay positive.
It follows grammatical rules.
still remains valid
He is still standing.
Follow my advice.
It's only getting bigger.
The night goes on!
- You go on without me.
- Go on without me.
Is she still sleeping?
- Take my advice!
- Follow my advice.
Is Tom still working?
Follow your dreams.
Tom is still alive.
Follow your instincts.
Just keep talking.
Is Tom still here?
Is Tom still playing?
Is Tom still sleeping?
Please continue.
It keeps raining.
There continue to be mosquitos.
Is Tom still mad?
Keep yappin', man.
Frank Kern, Mike Dillard, and the list goes on and on.
Number four: Go with the flow.
It’s still going. It’s brilliant.
as he repeats, "Moktor,"
she is still fist lady
The baby is still sleeping.
The dog is still alive.
- Follow that car.
- Follow that car!
Remain seated!
It is said that he is still alive.
- Keep reading.
- Read on.
The campfire is still burning.
- Keep working.
- Continue working.
Tom is still at the house.
He's still alive.
It's still in limbo.
Keep to the left.