How do I decide whether to use 可以, 会 or 能? 能 refers to physical capacity: size, strength, dexterity I may 会 (know how) to move a large piece of furniture or change a tire (having done so before), but no longer 能, have the capacity, because I've grown old, weak, clumsy, etc
word choice - What is the difference between 能 and 能够? - Chinese . . . 能 could mean 能量 For example, 电能，光能， etc Sometimes, it relies on the context to determine whether the speaker refers to meaning 1 or 2 For example, 他能吃 could mean either 'he could eat it as his food' or 'he could eat a lot of it' The former is the same as 他能够吃, and the latter is the same as 他真（ 很）能吃
Difference between 能 and verb + 得了 (de liao3) I remember once being told that there are differences in usage and meaning between 能 and verb + 得了 他能来。 他不能来。 他来得了。 他来不了。 EDIT: Maybe my examples above weren't that good Here are some new ones:
What is the difference between 能 vs. 会? [duplicate] 能 is a picture of a bear I believe it originally meant power, strength The origin of English "may" is also in power: "to be able to, have the power," thus 'can ' 能 = Component 能 from (rem- ⺝⺼月 yuè) from ribs-rou ⺼肉 ròu and mouth-si 厶 sī and (rem+ 匕 bǐ the-feet) (name- bear-neng 能 néng) 厶 represents the head or
親不見、愛無心 origin of this quote 「親（亲）不見，愛（爱）無心，產（产）不生，廠（厂）空空，麵（面）無麥，運（ 运）無車，導（导）無道，兒（儿）無首，飛（ 飞）單翼，湧（涌）無力，只有魔，还是魔。」 Where does the quote above stem from? I have seen it numerous times, even looked for it but could not figure it
how to best express ’always in Chinese I struggle to differentiate 从来都，一直，总，and总是 since according to their definitions they all mean 'always' Can they all fill this:她（）在图书馆学习。and mean ,she always studies in the library?