Translation
here is; behold
Examples
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Here is the truth.
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Here is my hand.
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Here he comes!
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Here is what I want to say.
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Here are two gentlemen who want to speak with you.
Jen points at something and presents it, the way a French speaker uses voici or voilà. It is not a verb, so nothing needs to be conjugated after it and the noun stays in the nominative: jen la vero, never jen la veron. When jen introduces a clause the ordinary rules resume inside that clause, which is why jen kion mi volas diri has -n on kion.
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