I have a hard time hearing the difference between et and est in speaking. For example, I'm not sure how to audibly differentiate
: Jacob et son frère.
Jacob est son frère.
They both make sense (Jacob and his brother; Jacob is his brother), so how do you tell them apart in speaking, since et and est make similar sounds? Do you just have to ask for clarification?
My parents are native french speakers and i can tell when they say est or et. i don't know how to describe it as best as i can, but et has a different sound to est. To help put est in google translate, hear how it sounds then do the same to et and you will hear a slight difference or ask your french teacher if you have one. hopefully i was a little helpful
I completely relate to this issue! In French the last letter is not often pronounced however in this case it’s still difficult to hear the difference 2 tips; listen to the context and est is usually said a bit softer than et which is pronounced similar to é. If you are unsure its ok to ASK. I hope this was helpful!
It means,
What is green with horns and jump high, but if you are looking for something that is green and jumps high, that would be the The horned frog, or a bullfrog with horns
