Did you get that? in Spanish

When to use it: Use this while explaining to check whether the listener is following your steps.

Sigues comes from seguir, meaning to follow; learn the whole question as one chunk.

Say it: MEH SEE-gehs

When to use it: Ask this after an explanation when you want to know if the idea is clear.

Queda means stays or ends up; here, the idea stays clear to the listener.

Say it: KEH-dah KLAH-roh

When to use it: Use this to invite questions after giving instructions or information.

Alguna matches duda, which is feminine; together they mean any question or doubt.

Say it: ahl-GOO-nah DOO-dah

When to use it: Ask this when you want feedback about the way you are explaining something.

Estoy explicando means I am explaining; bien asks whether you are doing it well.

Say it: meh es-TOY ex-plee-KAHN-doh byen

When to use it: Offer to repeat an explanation when the other person may need another hearing.

Repita follows quieres que; learn this useful phrase as one piece.

Say it: KYEH-rehs keh loh reh-PEE-tah

When to use it: Say this before restating instructions to check that you understood them correctly.

Entendí is a past form meaning I understood; it introduces your own summary.

Say it: ah vehr see en-ten-DEE