Questions & Answers about Te advierto del peligro.
A helpful word-by-word breakdown is:
- te = you
- advierto = I warn
- del peligro = of/about the danger
So the structure is basically:
[object pronoun] + [verb] + [prepositional phrase]
This is normal in Spanish. Object pronouns like te usually come before a conjugated verb.
Te is the unstressed object pronoun for tú. It refers to the person being warned: you.
If you used a name instead of a pronoun, you would normally say:
- Advierto a Marta del peligro.
But when Spanish uses the pronoun te, it does not keep the a:
- Te advierto del peligro.
For a beginner, the easiest way to understand te here is simply as you.