In the Spanish language, the way to describe the inability to do something is typically done by using the verb "poder" which (as a verb infinitive) roughly translates to "to be able to do something" or "can":
However, in Spanish, verbs are conjugated (change form) differently depending on who is performing the action. Additionally, to "negate" a verb action, the word "no" is typically placed immediately prior to the verb (the exception being when direct and indirect objects are in use).
I will give you some examples to help:
I cannot: (Yo) no puedo
You cannot: (Tú) no puedes
He/she cannot: (Él/Ella) no puede
We cannot: (Nosotros) no podemos
You all cannot: (Ustedes/Vosotros) no pueden/podeís
They cannot: (Ellos/Ellas) no pueden
no poder (you must conjugate poder to match the subject).
no puedo- I can't
no puedes- you can't
no puede- he/she/you can't
ect.
I couldn't : "No podria"(future), no podia (Present or past)
"no pude"(singular event in the past)
No puedo decirle.
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