yo seguiría

would follow, would continue, would remain

→ seguir
seguir to continue, to keep going + ía conditional (I/he/she/usted)
verb · 1st-person singular / 3rd-person singular Rare #30,229
would follow The conditional form of seguir; its exact meaning depends on context.
SP: Si tuviera tiempo, seguiría el camino hasta el pueblo.
EN: If I had time, I would follow the road to the village.
would continue, would remain The conditional form of seguir.
SP: Sin tu ayuda, seguiría en el mismo trabajo.
EN: Without your help, I would remain in the same job.
Conjugation of seguir
Conditional
SingularPlural
First seguiría —
Third seguiría —

Dijo que nos seguiría y luego se largó.

He said he would follow us, and then he took off.

— Un Taxista (2017)

Aún seguiría en el engaño.

I'd still be living a lie.

— बजरंगी भाईजान (2015)

Le contesté que seguiría su consejo.

I told him I would follow his advice.

— Cinema Paradiso (1988)

Sabía que el ferrocarril que cruzaba Flagstone seguiría hacia el oeste.

He knew that the railroad that crossed Flagstone would continue west.

— Érase una vez en el Oeste (1968)

Si yo fuera tú, seguiría su consejo.

If I were you, I would follow their advice.

Ella le dijo que lo seguiría sin importar a donde fuera.

She told him that she would follow him no matter where he went.

¿Usted no seguiría a un hombre así?

Wouldn’t you follow a man like that?

— Nuremberg: El Juicio Del Siglo (2025)

De haberte comportado, quizá tu compañero seguiría en pie.

If you had behaved yourself, your partner might still be standing.

Tom pensó que Mary probablemente aún seguiría en algún lugar en Boston.

Tom thought Mary was probably still somewhere in Boston.

Seguiría, pero mi copa está llena.

I would continue, but my cup is full.

— Casi famosos (2000)

Pero entre tanto, Jimmy pensaba que seguiría el programa.

But in the meantime, Jimmy thought he would continue with the program.

— Buenos Muchachos (1990)

Si esa mujer se marcha a un acantilado, lo juro, Howard la seguiría.

If that woman went to a cliff, I swear Howard would follow her.

— Mother Night (1996)