Questions & Answers about אני מביאה לך ספל תה, ואת מחזירה לי אותו אחרי הארוחה.
Because the sentence is about two female participants:
- אני מביאה = I bring / I am bringing, said by a female speaker
- את מחזירה = you return / you are returning, said to one female listener
In Hebrew present tense, verbs agree with gender and number. So here both verbs are feminine singular.
If the forms were masculine, you would get:
- אני מביא = I bring, said by a male speaker
- אתה מחזיר = you return, said to one male listener
Here ואת means and you when speaking to one female.
It is made of:
- ו = and
- את = you, feminine singular
So ואת מחזירה = and you return
This is not the direct object marker את. In unpointed Hebrew, they are written the same way, so context matters.
A quick way to tell here:
- If את is followed by a noun, it may be the object marker.
- If את is the subject of a verb like מחזירה, it is the pronoun you.