A: Sumama ka na, please. Sige na. (lit. trans. Go together with us, please. Sige na.) B. Sige na nga! (Ok.) For me, you would say "sige na nga" if someone says "sige na" and forces you to do something. Sorry, I can't think of any other situations. It's difficult to explain.

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2020年3月5日 · Saying “okay” in Filipino can be done using various terms, both formally and informally. In formal situations, “sige” or “oo” are appropriate choices, while “oks” and “sige na” are commonly used among friends or in casual settings. Regional variations such as “okay lang” and “sigi” are also worth noting.

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Yes, the phrase "sige na, nga" in Filipino does indeed convey a sense of reluctantly agreeing to something. The word "sige" is often used to mean "okay" or "go ahead," while "na" is a particle that can indicate a change in state or action.

Sige has different meanings: -Go ahead -proceed -alright Oh sige: -okay then -well Sige na: Come on

Sige na = "Please" "Po" is just a word added to the sentence for more formal way - it is also used when talking to elderly or some strangers

A: Sumama ka na, please. Sige na. (lit. trans. Go together with us, please. Sige na.) B. Sige na nga! (Ok.) For me, you would say "sige na nga" if someone says "sige na" and forces you to do something. Sorry, I can't think of any other situations.

2024年5月12日 · sige na or sigé na (Baybayin spelling ᜐᜒᜄᜒ ᜈ) an expression of beseeching someone to fulfill a request: pretty please!; come on!

2003年2月14日 · The word sige comes from the Spanish imperative sigue meaning "go on, continue." The context would be if someone is offering you something, s/he'll say "Take it, go ahead - Kuhain mo, sige na." Sige na is used to convince you to do something.