"Αυτός περπατά σιγά."

Translation: He walks slowly.

[josclag]

Is there a difference between when you would use "σιγά" versus "αργά"?

[Theo_Matrakas]

No, they have the same meaning!

[romualdGyorgy]

I know that αργά also means late. I assume that σιγά only means slowly. Is it true?

[troll1995]

Σιγά also means quietly,softly,silently. Μιλάει σιγά/σιγανά=he speaks quietly,softly. Σιγά! also means "Big deal!", "No way!", "As if!"

[UgronHunor]

'σιγά-σιγά' heard million times in Cyprus :)

[DuoSmeagol]

Funny siga means follow in Portugese, so in my mind hearing "σιγά σιγά" I would feel like im being rushed to do something.

[jasonArgonaut]

Should περπατάει be accepted?

[mizinamo]

Should περπατάει be accepted?

Not if the voice says περπατά.

[jasonArgonaut]

Thanks! Sorry, I'm not sure what I was thinking there. : (