Why is the te after the verb in "Prepara te el cafe"?

Question

In the sentence, "Prepara te el cafe yo los voy sirviendo" why is the te*after* the verb?

Answer 1

The sentences is wrong, you need to say "Prepárate el café".

The word "te" along is a reflexive pronoun, the word "té" with the accent is tea.

The word "prepárate" is a reflexive verb that is conjugated. The "te" at the end is the reflexive pronoun.

Example:

The "te" is for the pronoun "tú", which is you.

(Reflexive Verbs are actions that someone is doing to themselves, when you do an action for somebody else, it's not reflexive. )

What are you saying when you say "preparate" is that you are the one who is doing it.

Preparate el café = Make your own coffee.

Answer 2

because in this sentence, it means TEA (the beverage) & the accent over the E us missing.