Questions & Answers about El té con limón es bueno.
Why is there an el at the beginning when the English translation is just 'Tea'?
In Spanish, when you talk about things in general as the subject of a sentence, you usually need to use the definite article (el, la, los, or las). So, 'Tea is good' becomes El té es bueno.
Why does té have an accent mark?
The accent mark on té (tea) helps distinguish it from te, which is a pronoun meaning 'you' or 'to you' (like in the phrase te gustan from this lesson). Since they sound exactly the same, the written accent tells us we are talking about the drink!
Why do we use es instead of está here?