First of all, you're not supposed to conjugate two verbs in one sentence, and second of all, it's pretty simple: attack and conquer.
et is French for "and".
et j'espère: and I hope
et means and in english
et quand ? means 'and when?' in English.
In french, "et le lit" means "and the bed"
et is French for "and".
et - and J'habite - I live
voulez-vous... mean do you want...
Do you mean Patria et spe - Motherland and Hope
et j'espère: and I hope
Et felie is not french
"et" means "and". "ette" does not exist.
'et tout' is French for 'and all'
"Et alia" is Latin for "and other things."
et means and in english
Tricenti et triginta et tres.
'Et voilà' means 'there you go.'