くれる can be used for 'to receive' or 'did the favour of', and it can be conjugated to くれて, so for example:
電話（でんわ）してくれてありがとう。 Thank you for (doing the favour of) calling me.
A past tense example would be:
父（ちち）が試合（しあい）まで運転（うんてん）してくれました。 My dad drove me to the match/I received a lift from my dad to the match.
When you're using くれる with a noun then one example is:
両親（りょうしん）は私（わたし）にプレゼントをくれました。 My parents gave me a present.
If you mean any other くれる/くれて and I'm completely off base with this comment then sorry! lol I hope this helps though, if this is the くれる/くれて you mean :)
July 12, 2016 at 9:52pm
hi (^^)/ looks like it's a conjugation of the verb 'kureru'. To be spesific, looks like it's the -te -form of that verb. Does that answer your question? xD
くれる can be used for 'to receive' or 'did the favour of', and it can be conjugated to くれて, so for example:
Google translate is by me which I don't get it
