Learn German: Anna kann Spanisch lesen und Französisch sprechen.

This is the sentence bracket rule in action. When you use a modal verb like kann in the second position, the main action verbs are pushed to the very end of their phrases in their dictionary form (infinitive).

Why is the verb kann instead of könnt for Anna?

Modal verbs are irregular. For können (to be able to), the singular forms change the vowel from ö to a. Also, the he/she/it form (Anna) does not get the usual -t ending. It shares the exact same form as the I form: ich kann, sie kann.

Why is it Französisch sprechen and not sprechen Französisch after und?

The sentence bracket rule applies to both actions connected by und. Think of it as two blocks sharing the same modal verb: Anna kann [Spanisch lesen] und [Französisch sprechen]. The action verb always goes to the very end of its own block.

Why are the words Spanisch and Französisch capitalized?

In German, all nouns must be capitalized. Names of languages are treated as nouns, so they always start with a capital letter, no matter where they appear in the sentence.