What does "contigo" mean?

Question

I think it might be a conjugation of a verb, but what verb? If it's not a cunjugation, what is it and what does it mean'

Answer 1

Quentin said:

I was wondering what part of speech they were so I was looking online. I saw them referred to as prepositions, adverbs and pronouns so who knows?

It is a contraction, so there is more than one part of speech fused into a single word (preposition+pronoun). If you had to choose one, that would be a pronoun. In any case, never an adverb. That's morphologically, but Its function in a sentence, however, is adverbial.

Answer 2

conmigo=with me
contigo=with you (familiar)
consigo=with her/him/itself

I was wondering what part of speech they were so I was looking online. I saw them referred to as prepositions, adverbs and pronouns so who knows?
http://www.orbilat.com/Languages/Spanish/Grammar/Spanish-Pronouns.html

Answer 3

it means 'with you' and is used instead of con ti.