siguemos

Siguemos is not a standard conjugation of the Spanish verb seguir in modern usage, and it does not appear in authoritative grammars as a recognized tense or mood form. The present indicative forms include sigo, sigues, sigue, seguimos, seguís, siguen; the present subjunctive forms include siga, sigas, siga, sigamos, tengáis, sigan; and the affirmative nosotros command is sigamos. The sequence sigu- plus -emos does not occur in standard Spanish, so siguemos is typically seen as a misspelling or typographical error for sigamos or seguimos in informal writing or signage.

Because of its nonstandard status, encounters with siguemos usually reflect copy mistakes, transcription errors, or regional idiosyncrasies rather than a distinct grammatical form. When the intended meaning is “let us continue,” the correct form is sigamos in the subjunctive mood; when the intended meaning is “we continue,” the correct form is seguimos in the present indicative. This distinction is important for learners aiming for standard Spanish usage.

If used as a proper noun, there is no widely recognized concept, organization, or movement known as Siguemos in major encyclopedic references. It could hypothetically function as a brand name or title in a local or fictional context, but such usage would be nonstandard and not broadly documented.

See also: seguir, sigamos, seguimos.