Breakdown of Je t'apporte une tisane.
je
I
une
a / an (feminine)
apporter
to bring (to a place)
te
you, yourself (object pronoun)
Questions & Answers about Je t'apporte une tisane.
Why does it say t'apporte instead of te apporte?
The indirect object pronoun te (meaning to you) drops its e and becomes t' because the following verb, apporte, starts with a vowel.
How do we know t' is an indirect object in this sentence?
In French, the verb is apporter quelque chose à quelqu'un (to bring something to someone). Because you are bringing the tea to the person, you use the indirect object pronoun te. English often drops the word to and just says bringing you, but French keeps that indirect connection.
Why is t' placed before the verb?