How to Say "non-stop" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “non-stop” is “seguido” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Llovió por cuatro días seguidos y no pudimos salir.
It rained for four consecutive days and we couldn't go out.
Ella ganó tres campeonatos seguidos.
She won three championships in a row.
No puedo estar cinco horas seguidas estudiando.
I can't study for five continuous hours.
Adjective Agreement
Since 'seguido' is describing a person, thing, or event, its ending must match the noun it describes. Remember the four forms: 'seguido' (masc. singular), 'seguida' (fem. singular), 'seguidos' (masc. plural), and 'seguidas' (fem. plural).
Forgetting Agreement
Mistake: “Trabajé diez horas seguido.”
Correction: Trabajé diez horas seguidas. (Because 'horas' is feminine plural.)
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