A2⚡ Verbs
Italian word
seguire
to follow, to attend (a course), to keep up with
Looks like
to continue / to sequence
not a direct cognate
⚠️ The trap
The follow meaning is clear. But 'seguire un corso' = to attend/take a course (different from 'frequentare' which implies regular enrollment). 'Stai seguendo?' = 'Are you following? / Are you keeping up?' Used in teaching. 'A seguire' = 'next/following' (TV/schedules).
To say "not a direct cognate" in Italian:
N/A
"seguire" in English means:
to follow, to attend (a course), to keep up with
Example
"Seguo un corso di yoga da tre mesi."
"I have been attending a yoga course for three months."
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