The phrase et al. (note the spelling) is taken from Latin and often appears in scientific papers. It appears after the name of an author and literally means "and others".
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 tout' is French for 'and all'
Normally ET is Latin which means and. So in a law suit you would see ET All which means and others. But I don't understand completely the context you are using ET.
well all it means really is allullullations
et is French for "and".
et - and J'habite - I live
"Et omnes" in Latin means "and all."
voulez-vous... mean do you want...
Do you mean Patria et spe - Motherland and Hope
Truth conquers all
"et" means "and". "ette" does not exist.
Et felie is not french
et j'espère: and I hope