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seguito

continuation

noun SEH-gwee-toh Less Common
Time Time Expressions

Origin: from Latin sequi 'to follow'

Also means

following

Usage Note

Seguito means a sequel or continuation, but it shines in fixed phrases: in seguito ('later', 'subsequently') and di seguito ('one after another', 'below'). The stress is early, on the first syllable. The plural is i seguiti.

Examples

"Ne parliamo in seguito."

Natural Translation

We will talk about it later.

Literal Translation

Of-it we-talk in following.

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