What does "sígueme" mean?
What does "sigueme" mean? On the "i" it as the ` over it that is like the dot.
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It means "follow me", from the verb "seguir" - to follow
Marianne said
I beleive that "Sígueme" is the informal command and that "Sígame" is the formal command.
As usual, Marianne is correct, except when spelling the word "believe", hehe.
It's the impertavie form of the verb seguir , it is tú sigue which means Follow! and if you want to say Follow me! it's Sigueme! and it's informal.. If you want to say formal it will be Sigame (usted) ! 
Never seen "sigueme" = "follow me" which would be the non-imperative version (hence rarely/never used). What you used to see on almost every airport were vehicles with a sign at the back that said "sigame" (the imperative) which directed aircraft to where they belonged. Mostly this is now all automated etc.
Btw - in classical Rome, the prostitutes had the equivalent carved in reverse on the bottoms of their sandals.
Geof said:
Never seen "sigueme"
I beleive that "Sígueme" is the informal command and that "Sígame" is the formal command.
