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je t'attends this means i am waiting for you but there is not je suis !! what is the complete verb of t' here?
7 anni faje t'attends this means i am waiting for you but there is not je suis !! what is the complete verb of t' here?
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Je t'attends means three things in the English, just like all French present tenses... I wait for you, I am waiting for you, and, I do wait for you.
The t’ is the shortened form of te which is the 2nd person personal pronoun ‘you’ in English.
The simple past form “I waited for you” would be “je t’ai attendu”, where one uses avoir as the auxiliary (helping) verb.
Don’t get this confused with reflexive verbs like “se laver”, or “to wash oneself” in English. The present form of this for the ‘tu’ or ‘you’ form is “tu te laves”, which in the past uses ‘être’ as the auxiliary and is “tu t'es lave”.
Hope this helps?
In French, we only have one tense to express the present. The closest thing that can be used in this case is the expression "e^tre en train de" which means that the action is happening right now and in this case: "je suis en train de t'attendre."
Algeriat' is bot the verb the verb is attends in the infinitif ' attendre ' ........ t' replace te because it's je te attends and for an easy pronunciation they say je t'attends .... while te mean you , now you would say but you is toi in french ..yes it is but you should know when to use toi and when to use for example in french they dont say je deteste toi they say je te deteste ( i hate you ) .....
Hi Kjioa! French present tense sometimes works the same way as the English continuous present tense. So "J'attends" means "I wait" and "I am waiting." No "suis" is necessary here :)
The 't' means "for/to you." The complete form of this word is "te," which is an indirect object pronoun.
You can see this in many other sentences, like "Je te parle" = "I am talking to you."
