seguimos

Seguimos is the first-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb seguir, which means to continue or to follow. As a standalone word, it translates roughly as “we continue” or “we follow.” In everyday usage it appears in many expressions with adverbs, prepositions, or complement clauses, for example: seguimos adelante (we move on), seguimos buscando (we keep looking), seguimos trabajando (we keep working).

Origin and form: seguir is an irregular verb, and its present indicative forms show a stem variation in several persons. The forms include sigo, sigues, sigue, seguimos, seguís, siguen. The nosotros form, seguimos, combines the stem with the -imos ending and is used to express ongoing action in the present. The verb carries the core sense of continuing, pursuing, or keeping up with something, and its nuances can shift with context and accompanying words.

Usos comunes: seguimos is used to denote continuity of an action, ongoing status, or a deliberate continuation of a plan or course of events. It often appears with verbs of action or with prepositional phrases, such as seguir adelante, seguir con, or seguir buscando. In narrative or discourse, it can introduce a progression: “Seguimos con la historia” (We continue with the story). It can also function in conditional or temporal constructions depending on surrounding clauses.

Notas relacionadas: seguir, seguimiento, continuación, progreso.