Looking for a learning resource regarding indirect object pronouns

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Indirect object pronouns for some reason are the bane of my existence with respect to learning spanish. I just can't understand when to use them and their purpose.

As an example. If I say "I can go", i would translate it as yo puedo ir.

But I see other translations as being "me puedo ir". What is the point? Which one is correct?

I'm really looking for something that can teach a dumbass like me.

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Solothefuture

You're translation is correct actually. But this website comes in handy for everything Spanish. Check it out:

https://grammar.collinsdictionary.com/us/spanish-easy-learning/personal-pronouns-indirect-object#:\~:text=The Spanish indirect object pronouns are: me, te, le,usually comes before the verb.

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