Learn German: Ich trinke gerne Tee.

In German, to say you like doing an action, you use the adverb gerne (or gern) along with the action verb. Instead of saying 'I like to drink tea', you literally say 'I drink tea gladly' (Ich trinke gerne Tee).

What is the difference between gern and gerne?

There is no difference in meaning! The words gern and gerne are completely interchangeable. You can use whichever one you prefer, though gerne sometimes flows a bit easier in spoken German depending on the words around it.

Where should I put gerne in the sentence?

Adverbs like gerne usually come right after the verb. In this sentence, it sits immediately after trinke to show that drinking is the specific action you enjoy.

Why is Tee capitalized at the end of the sentence?

In German, all nouns (words for people, places, things, or concepts) are always capitalized. Since Tee is a thing, it gets a capital letter no matter where it appears in the sentence.