What does te parler et je beaucoup mean in English?

The phrase "te parler et je beaucoup" is grammatically incorrect in French. Here's why and how we can fix it:

* "Te parler" is a verb phrase meaning "to speak to you." It's in the infinitive form, which needs a conjugated verb before it.

* "Je beaucoup" is not grammatically correct. "Beaucoup" means "a lot" and needs to be used in a different construction.

Here are a couple of ways to fix this phrase and translate it into English, depending on the intended meaning:

Option 1: "I'll talk to you a lot"

* French: Je te parlerai beaucoup. (This uses the future tense to show the speaker's intention to talk a lot)

Option 2: "I talk to you a lot"

* French: Je te parle beaucoup. (This uses the present tense to describe a regular action)

Option 3: "I like to talk to you a lot"

* French: J'aime beaucoup te parler. (This uses the verb "aimer" (to like) to express a preference)

It's important to remember that context is key when translating. Without the context of the conversation, it's impossible to know the precise meaning the speaker intended.