"Here is my furniture: I have a table, a bed, a cabinet and two chairs."

Translation: Jen miaj mebloj: Mi havas tablon, liton, ŝrankon kaj du seĝojn.

[Gerbaltic]

Cxu mi estas la sola personno, kiu ne komprenas la signifo pri la vorto "jen"? Cxu oni povas diri "Cxi tie estas" ankaux?

Am I the only person who does not understand the meaning of the word "jen"? Can one say "Cxi tie estas" as well?

[Vabelie]

"Jen" is something like "behold", "look there".
I see you take some French, so it is a really good equivalent to "voici" or "voilà" (they are not that different; I'm a French native).

I think you mean "Ĉi tie estas miaj mebloj", which would have the slightly different meaning "My furniture is here", as opposed to "some other place".

Does it help?

sfuspvwf npj

[Gerbaltic]

Yes it does. Dankon!

[andrewgtreantos]

Meblo (piece of furniture) + aro (set) = meblaro (set of furniture)

[MartijnOhms]

I thought that after have there is no akkusative form, but there it is?

[kmile1]

You're probably confusing with "esti".

[tgelabert]

Is "mi" really capitalized in the middle of a sentence in Esperanto? I've not seen this elsewhere in books on Esperanto.