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Can you translate this into Sanskrit - Yes I can?

There are a few ways to translate "Yes, I can" into Sanskrit, depending on the context and desired nuance. Here are some options:

Formal:

* आम्, अहं शक्नोमि। (Ām, aham śaknomi.) - This is a direct translation, literally meaning "Yes, I am able."

* एवम्, अहं करोमि। (Evam, aham karoomi.) - This means "Yes, I do it," emphasizing the ability to perform the action.

Informal:

* भवति, करोमि। (Bhavati, karoomi.) - This means "Yes, I do," a more colloquial way of saying "Yes, I can."

* सत्यम्, अहं शक्नोमि। (Satyam, aham śaknomi.) - This means "Truly, I am able," emphasizing the certainty of one's ability.

The best translation will depend on the specific context and the level of formality desired.

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