"我不会说西班牙语。"

Translation: I can't speak Spanish.

[Donard6]

the literal translation "I am not able to speak spanish" was rejected - wèi shénme?

[DariusLee3]

I think it should be accepted

[fhwqhgads]

My go-to whenever anyone tries to speak Spanish to me.

[trutheresy]

"I don't know how to speak Spanish" should also be accepted.

[Azurentz]

Ikr, I cant even test out of skills because of these small errors.

[GaryLBulthouse]

I no speaky spanish Senior! somehow not accepted. ❤❤❤!

[Andrew-Lin]

我不會說西班牙語。

[Anastasia_LL]

Can this also mean "I won't speak Spanish" as they use 会 for future tense?

[fhwqhgads]

Duolingo gives too much credit to 会 as "future tense." Chinese is way more likely to specify a time instead of giving a tense. Or if the tense is known from context, then any time words can be omitted. If they wanted to say, "I won't speak Spanish," they probably wouldn't think putting it in a future tense, instead maybe phrasing it as "I refuse to speak Spanish," or "I (will) try not to use Spanish," or whatever, depending on the need of the context.

[xiaoyu720063]

You didnt answer the question

[Anonyduck]

Not sure about these distinctions. 不会 is not having the skill: "I don't know how to speak Spanish" was marked wrong. Casually 'can't' means the same thing. Strictly, 'can't'/bu neng implies some sort of inability rather than lack of skill?

[JJCastro11]

但，我会说西班牙语！

[AoThanhTn]

我不会说西班牙语

[Carmen_Yomisma]

This is a fun question, since I am from Spain! XD

[PhilosophiLapis]

"I am not able to speak Spanish." means the same in English as "I can't speak Spanish." Both should be correct!

[MooMeow1]

I don't know how to speak spanish is correct too..... Please add as alternate answer

[Thiru363654]

We cannot and can't are the same but on written form it should no never be can't.... Useless to say this is wrong here!