Nd5 Notice how Nd5 is placed in the column after Nc3. The white moves are always placed in the second column while the black moves are always placed in the third column. Next we will discuss the notation for castling. To castle the white king to the right just remember that there are two empty squares between the king and the kings rook on h1. To castle the black king to the left just remember that there are three empty squares between the king and the queen's rook on a8.
Pawns have no representation in chess notation.
Instead, we only mention the file that the pawn is sitting on. It is now white's turn to move and it captures the pawn on d5. If it has helped improve your game, I would like to hear about it. We have quality guidance and instruction available. On-site individual and group instruction is also available.