Segueixes

Segueixes is a Catalan verb form meaning you follow or you continue. It is the second person singular present indicative form of the verb seguir, which covers both notions of pursuing a path or complying with something. In use, segueixes appears in statements directed at “you” in informal contexts and is not a noun.

Etymology and related forms: Seguír comes from Latin sequi, the root that also yields related words in other Romance languages. The Catalan verb seguir has the characteristic stem alternation and irregular pattern typical of this verb class. Other present-tense forms include jo segueixo (I follow/continue), tu segueixes (you follow/continue), ell segueix (he follows/continues), nosaltres seguim, vosaltres seguiu, ells segueixen.

Usage: Segueixes can express continuing an action or following a line, instruction, or trail. Examples include: “Segueixes el camí fins a la muntanya” (You follow the path to the mountain) and “Segueixes les meves instruccions” (You follow my instructions). It can also be used more abstractly, as in following a plan, a narrative, or a rule.

Regional and linguistic notes: Segueixes is specific to Catalan, used across Catalan-speaking regions such as Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, and parts of Valencia. It should not be confused with the Spanish equivalents of the verb seguir, which are formed differently.