"Ich besuche dich auch gerne, wenn ich kann."

Translation: I also like to visit you when I can.

[Erika592491]

I'm finding this sentence structure really hard to understand, can someone explain?

[Sieben_von_Neun]

Me too.
I like:

If I can, I would really like to visit you.
or
When I can, I would really like to visit you.

[lillejord]

I think you are reading as future. This is not "I would like to visit you (at some point in the future) when I can." "Would like" would be "ich würde gerne dich besuchen".

It is more like "I enjoy visiting you when(ever) I can." As written it implies past, present, and future points in time.

[mingmingmeowmeow]

I get confused with wann and wenn

[ofred19]

Shouldn't besuche be in Konjunktiv II (besuchte) if the translation is "I would like to visit you..."

[Daria2VA]

I am not sure why you wouldn't need the Konjunktiv II. Maybe that is also a valid construction.

This is one of those sentences that I had to ask myself, "how would you say it naturally in English?" I translated it as "I would also like to visit you, if I can." DL accepted it.

[Lisa946404]

Why is gerne separated from besuche in this sentence? I thought gerne typically goes right after the verb.

[Bandi9]

I thought "when" would be "wann". I typed "if" instead, I thought "wenn" is "if". Oder?

[Tomk123]

Why is 'auch' not translated in this sentence?

[christian]

It's a modal particle. http://coerll.utexas.edu/gg/gr/mis_04.html

[dunk999]

Is it not "also" in the translation?