How to Say ‘I still believe in him.’ in Mexican Spanish
Yo sigo creyendo en él.
💬 Usage Tip: 'Sigo' implies continuity, ideal for expressing ongoing belief or action.
🇲🇽 In Mexico: Belief and trust underline key relationships and character motives in the series.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Yo
[yo]
I
The pronoun used by a speaker or writer to refer to themselves.
Yo pienso que es cierto porque yo sigo creyendo en él.
I think it is true because I still believe in him.
sigo
[si-go]
still
Up to and including the present or the time mentioned.
Yo continuo en este camino porque yo sigo creyendo en él.
I continue on this path because I still believe in him.
creyendo
[cre-yen-do]
believing
To accept something as true or someone as trustworthy.
Incluso con las dificultades, yo sigo creyendo en él.
Even with difficulties, I still believe in him.
en
[en]
in
Used to indicate something or someone being involved or participating.
Confío plenamente en su habilidad porque yo sigo creyendo en él.
I fully trust his ability because I still believe in him.
él
[el]
him
Used to refer to a male person or a thing previously mentioned.
Continuaré apoyándolo porque yo sigo creyendo en él.
I will continue to support him because I still believe in him.
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