The first part of the sentence "No puedo ir para.." means "I can't go for..." The last word "aya" can mean "governess" or "nurse". Probably a better phrasing would be "No puedo ir para la aya", which would be "I can't go for the governess".
"Why can't we be together?"
podemos
The answer is!! Podemos hablar esta noche?
podemos empezar de nuevo
There are several sentences in the statement above and some are "spanglish" or improperly transcribed. "¿Que pasó?" = What happened? "Este es mi número" (not "numbero") = This is my [phone] number. "¿Podemos ser amigos?" = Can we be friends? or "Podemos ser amigos." = We can be friends. "Okay [you] das el tuyo" (improper spanish) - Okay tu me das el tuyo. = Okay, you give me yours. "Okay, besitos" = Okay, [little] kisses "bay" (Spanish phonetic spelling of the English word) = Bye! (Goodbye)
podemos means we can do no the rest tho
Podemos hablar mañana means, "We can talk tomorrow."
"We can't"
podemos = we can
"Podemos" means "we can" in Spanish. It is the first person plural form of the verb "poder," which means "to be able to" or "can."
we can understand spanish.
now we can speak truth
"Why can't we be together?"
"Deseo que podemos" translates to "I wish that we can" in English. It expresses a desire or hope for the possibility of something happening in the future.
Podemos tener fiesta/celebrar
¿Podemos volver? or ¿podemos regresar?
Juntos Podemos Más was created in 2003.