Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Puedo"

A: Que pasa?
O
Que tal?

A: Milk quiere decir leche

A: How can I live another day without you, if when I look at the stars I think of you, when I hear the wind I feel your caress?

A: Probable se supone que dice *rage piss*. Sería algo como "sabes que cuando terminas conmigo voy a hacer pis sobre todas tus cosas"

A: “I’d like a pizza to go”
“I’d like to order a pizza to go”
“Can I get a pizza to go?
“Can I get this to go?”

A: I can't do my homework

I cannot run to save my life! (Idiom)

I can't do it, it's too difficult

I can't see without my glasses

I can't do sport with my leg injury

I can't believe it!

I cannot understand why he would have wanted to do such a thing!

Why can't I just be good at languages like my sister!? I just can't understand any of it!

A: Can you tell me where [place] is?
Where can I find [place]?
Where is [place]?

Examples:
"Where is the bathroom?"
"Can you tell me where McDonald's is?"

A: "- my aunt died 3 years ago
-I can't believe it!! "

"I can't believe I failed the test"

And so on...

A: I can't sleep.
I cannot sleep.

A: Comment means something that is longer and more thought through. Comments are frequently written down but not always and usually are explanatory or a critique upon something.

Remark is more casual and quick and usually spoken without much premeditation.

Feedback is completely different. It’s information that’s been asked for.

Comment
Your comments on my thesis are very helpful and I will use them when I revise my paper.

Remark
He remarked on my new dress and how becoming it was.

Feedback
Please give me feedback on my project. I’d like to know everyone’s opinions.

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A: How can I help you? / there is no / we don't have / come back later / could I come back later?

A: This answer might be useful.

https://hinative.com/questions/833889

A: Can I sit at the bar?
I would like to sit at the bar, please.

A: I can’t, I’m busy.

A: I believe so

A: "Could I have/get a coffee, please?" OR "I'd like a coffee, please."
In a store, you do not ask for things, because everything is self-serve. You can ask for help finding things. "Excuse me. Where is Nestle's Quik?" or "Pardon me. Where are your sweaters for men?"

A: que se lo no se puede traducír al inglés literalmente pero si se puede decír en el mismo contexto que se está diciendo.
1. Let him buy them the shoes!
2. Let him do it himself.
3. It'll be better to let him ask for it.
That being said. Let will be the best verb to use in these sentences. Espero que te ayude esto.

A: Watch online tv shows with english subtitles / youtube videos. And you can try the apps Duolingo and Drops

A: give me two of these please