te

Meaning

1. (direct-object, feminine, masculine) you
2. (feminine, indirect-object, masculine) you
3. (feminine, masculine, pronoun, reflexive) yourself

Concepts

thee

you

yourself

si

to you

ti

ye

IA

te

Th

-ity

-ness

-ous

-ship

to thee

OSE

ability

yer

good luck

hood

thou

thyself

Synonyms

toi

vous

t’

tu

rouget

bonne chance

dis

-ite

je

cinq lettres

les

abilité

à toi

bon courage

Translations

te

ti

dich

te

et

je

jou

te

te

dir

aan jou

aan je

t’

voi

tu

Pronounced as (IPA)

/tə/

Etymology

Inherited from Middle French: te

Inherited from Old French: te

Inherited from Latin: te

In summary

From Middle French te, from Old French te, from Latin tē, (accusative of tū), from Proto-Indo-European *twé, *te, accusative of *túh₂ (“you”).

Sentences

Je quitte cette maison , et , si tu veux , je te donne ma place .

I leave this house, and, if you want, I give you my place.

Et on te devra tout le bonheur du pays .

And we owe you all the happiness in the country.

Est-ce qu'elle te bat ?

Does she beat you?

Il fait froid , peux-tu fermer la fenêtre s'il te plaît ?

It's cold, can you close the window please?

Sophie , peux-tu me donner l'heure s'il te plaît ?

Sophie, can you give me the time please?