When can means to know how to, it is translated by saber: can you swim? ¿sabes nadar?; she can already read and write ya sabe leer y escribir.
When can is used with a verb of perception such as see, hear, or feel, it is often not translated: can you see her from here? ¿la ves desde aquí?; she couldn't feel anything no sentía nada.
I | can |
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you | can |
he/she/it | can |
we | can |
you | can |
they | can |
I | could |
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you | could |
he/she/it | could |
we | could |
you | could |
they | could |
I | have | been able to |
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you | have | been able to |
he/she/it | has | been able to |
we | have | been able to |
you | have | been able to |
they | have | been able to |
I | had | been able to |
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you | had | been able to |
he/she/it | had | been able to |
we | had | been able to |
you | had | been able to |
they | had | been able to |
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