"Può venire con noi."

Translation: She can come with us.

[morino]

How can we know if it's You, She or He?

[wiplala]

we can't

[TomTorchia]

Why??

[MintySciurus]

Because può means he/she/it can. Without further context it could be any of those.
Lui può venire con noi. He can come with us.
Lei può venire con noi. She can come with us.
Confusingly, this could also mean you can come with us, where Lei refers to the formal form of "you".

[MikeFen]

Take a risk and hope duo won't take your heart away for your gamble ;)

[TomTorchia]

Same question

[Draska2]

DL doesn't accept Lui, and that is ridiculous

[ZenDrahh]

This sounds more like a question. "Can she come us?"
Or
"Can i go with her?"

[TanyaBella76]

is 'puoi' plural??

[Engi46]

'puoi' means 'you can'

[ClydeHapp]

Why isn't, "You can come with us." OK?

[MintySciurus]

That would either be puoi (you singular), or potete (you all).
Unless you use the formal "you" by adding Lei to the start of the sentence, in which case I believe "Lei può" could mean "you can".

[MB1010]

arr - no question mark so Can she ... is wrong

[C0kVebf7]

Ridiculous.

[jmafD2]

I thoght the word può says can not she I need some help I had to stop it he what to do the way i see iam 74 years old so make simple