I already know that 'de' and 'desde' both can be directly translated into more than just "from," but that's the kind of 'de' and 'desde' I'm referring to in my question. Looking it up, I saw that when 'de' meant "from," that it could be indicating time, distance, range, prevention, etc. However I saw just one connection that was the exact same for both 'de' and 'desde' (and the only use of "from" for 'desde') when using the definition of "from"; when it was indicating space. Can anyone help me out with how to know whether to use 'de' or 'desde' when talking about space?
*really sorry about my wording by the way, i probably made this sound super confusing