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Tips to remember the Russian word:
– "Ты" (Ty) sounds like the English pronoun "You".
– "Можешь" (Mozhesh') contains “мож-” which can sound like "mosh-", similar to "mosh pit" in music culture.

Explanations:
– "Ты можешь" (Ty mozhesh') means "You can" in English.
– "Ты" (Ty) is the informal singular form of "you".
– "Можешь" (Mozhesh') is derived from the verb "мочь" (moch'), which means "to be able to".

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Ты в состоянии (Ty v sostoyanii) – You are capable.
– Тебе по силам (Tebe po silam) – It is within your powers.

Conjugations:
– Infinitive: мочь (moch’) – to be able to
– Present Tense:
– Я могу (Ya mogu) – I can
– Ты можешь (Ty mozhesh') – You can
– Он/она/оно может (On/ona/ono mozhet) – He/She/It can
– Мы можем (My mozhem) – We can
– Вы можете (Vy mozhete) – You (formal/plural) can
– Они могут (Oni mogut) – They can

– Past Tense:
– Я мог/могла (Ya mog/mogla) – I could (male/female)
– Ты мог/могла (Ty mog/mogla) – You could (male/female)
– Он мог / Она могла / Оно могло (On mog / Ona mogla / Ono moglo) – He could / She could / It could
– Мы могли (My mogli) – We could
– Вы могли (Vy mogli) – You (formal/plural) could
– Они могли (Oni mogli) – They could

– Future Tense:
– Я смогу (Ya smogu) – I will be able to
– Ты сможешь (Ty smožesh') – You will be able to
– Он/она/оно сможет (On/ona/ono smožhet) – He/She/It will be able to
– Мы сможем (My smozhem) – We will be able to
– Вы сможете (Vy smožete) – You (formal/plural) will be able to
– Они смогут (Oni smogut) – They will be able to

Examples of sentences using "Ты можешь" (Ty mozhesh'):
– Ты можешь помочь мне? (Ty mozhesh' pomoch' mne?) – Can you help me?
– Ты можешь прочитать это? (Ty mozhesh' prochitat' eto?) – Can you read this?
– Ты можешь прийти завтра? (Ty mozhesh' prijti zavtra?) – Can you come tomorrow?

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Ты можешь info.

Tips to remember the Russian word:
– The word "мочь" (moch') is related to the English word "might" which implies a capability, much like "can."
– "Ты можешь" (Ty mozhezh) can be remembered by associating "ты" (ty) with "you" and "можешь" (mozhezh) with "which," suggesting you have the ability to do something.

Explanations:
– "Ты можешь" uses the verb "мочь" (to be able to) in the present tense, second person singular form "можешь" (you can).

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Можешь (mozhezh) can be replaced with the verbs:
– "Уметь" (umet') in some contexts, meaning "to know how to."

Conjugations of мочь (to be able to):
– Infinitive: мочь (moch')
– Present:
– Я могу (Ya mogu) – I can
– Ты можешь (Ty mozhezh) – You can
– Он/она/оно может (On/ona/ono mozhet) – He/she/it can
– Мы можем (My mozhem) – We can
– Вы можете (Vy mozhete) – You can (formal/plural)
– Они могут (Oni mogut) – They can

– Past:
– Я мог/могла (Ya mog/mogla) – I could
– Ты мог/могла (Ty mog/mogla) – You could
– Он мог (On mog) – He could
– Она могла (Ona mogla) – She could
– Оно могло (Ono moglo) – It could
– Мы могли (My mogli) – We could
– Вы могли (Vy mogli) – You could (formal/plural)
– Они могли (Oni mogli) – They could

– Future:
– Я буду мочь (Ya budu moch') – I will be able to
– Ты будешь мочь (Ty budesh' moch') – You will be able to
– Он/она/оно будет мочь (On/ona/ono budet moch') – He/she/it will be able to
– Мы будем мочь (My budem moch') – We will be able to
– Вы будете мочь (Vy budete moch') – You will be able to (formal/plural)
– Они будут мочь (Oni budut moch') – They will be able to

Examples of sentences:
– Ты можешь помочь мне? (Ty mozhezh pomoch' mne?) – Can you help me?
– Ты можешь говорить по-английски? (Ty mozhezh govorit' po-angliyski?) – Can you speak English?
– Ты можешь прийти завтра? (Ty mozhezh prijti zavtra?) – Can you come tomorrow?

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Tips to Remember the Russian Word:
You can remember "Ты можешь" by breaking it down into "Ты" (ty), which means "you" for informal use, and "можешь" (mozhe-sh), which derives from the verb "мочь" meaning "to be able to".

Explanations:
– "Ты можешь" is the informal way of saying "You can" or "You are able to".
– It is used when addressing friends, family, or someone younger.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– Вы можете (Vy mozhete): This is the formal or plural version of "You can".

Conjugations of "мочь" (mochʹ):
– Infinitive: мочь
– Present:
– я могу (ya mogu) – I can
– ты можешь (ty mozhe-sh) – You can (informal)
– он/она/оно может (on/ona/ono mozhet) – He/She/It can
– мы можем (my mozhem) – We can
– вы можете (vy mozhete) – You can (formal/plural)
– они могут (oni mogut) – They can
– Past:
– я мог/могла (ya mog/mogla) – I could (male/female)
– ты мог/могла (ty mog/mogla) – You could (male/female, informal)
– он мог (on mog) – He could
– она могла (ona mogla) – She could
– оно могло (ono moglo) – It could
– мы могли (my mogli) – We could
– вы могли (vy mogli) – You could (formal/plural)
– они могли (oni mogli) – They could
– Future:
– я смогу (ya smogu) – I will be able to
– ты сможешь (ty smozhe-sh) – You will be able to (informal)
– он/она/оно сможет (on/ona/ono smozhet) – He/She/It will be able to
– мы сможем (my smozhem) – We will be able to
– вы сможете (vy smozhete) – You will be able to (formal/plural)
– они смогут (oni smogut) – They will be able to

Examples of Sentences Using "Ты можешь":
– Ты можешь идти домой. (Ty mozhe-sh idti domoy.) – You can go home.
– Ты можешь помочь мне? (Ty mozhe-sh pomoch mne?) – Can you help me?
– Ты можешь сделать это! (Ty mozhe-sh sdelat' eto!) – You can do it!
– Если ты хочешь, ты можешь взять это. (Yesli ty khochesh, ty mozhe-sh vzyat' eto.) – If you want, you can take it.

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Tips to remember the Russian word:
– "Ты можешь" can be remembered by associating "ты" with "thou" or "you" and "можешь" with "mozhay" which sounds like "moe zhay," suggesting ability or capability in English.

Explanations:
– "Ты можешь" means "You can" (informal).
– It is used to indicate that someone has the ability to do something.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Можешь (Mozhesh) – You can (informal, shorthand)
– Ты способен (Ty sposen) – You are able (informal)
– Ты в состоянии (Ty v sostoyanii) – You are in a state to (informal)

Conjugations (for the verb мочь – to be able):
– Infinitive: мочь (moch')
– Present Tense:
– Я могу (Ya mogu) – I can
– Ты можешь (Ty mozesh') – You can
– Он/она/оно может (On/ona/ono mozhet) – He/she/it can
– Мы можем (My mozhem) – We can
– Вы можете (Vy mozhete) – You can (formal or plural)
– Они могут (Oni mogut) – They can
– Past Tense:
– Я мог/могла (Ya mog/mogla) – I could (male/female)
– Ты мог/могла (Ty mog/mogla) – You could (male/female)
– Он/она/оно мог/могла/могло (On/ona/ono mog/mogla/moglo) – He/she/it could
– Мы могли (My mogli) – We could
– Вы могли (Vy mogli) – You could (formal or plural)
– Они могли (Oni mogli) – They could
– Future Tense:
– Я смогу (Ya smogu) – I will be able
– Ты сможешь (Ty smozhesh') – You will be able
– Он/она/оно сможет (On/ona/ono smozhet) – He/she/it will be able
– Мы сможем (My smozhem) – We will be able
– Вы сможете (Vy smožete) – You will be able (formal or plural)
– Они смогут (Oni smogut) – They will be able

Examples of sentences:
– Ты можешь помочь мне? (Ty mozhesh' pomoch' mne?) – Can you help me?
– Ты можешь приехать завтра? (Ty mozhesh' priyekhat' zavtra?) – Can you come tomorrow?
– Ты можешь сделать это задание? (Ty mozhesh' sdelat' eto zadanie?) – Can you do this task?

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