"Jen la perfekta loko."

Translation: Here is the perfect place.

[HoeckerCarlos]

As a native Spanish speaker I instantly read: "Here is the perfect crazy man" :P

[ichbinjras]

Cxu oni povas diri: "Jen la perfekta ejo."?

[FredCapp]

Laŭ mi la retestraro allasus tiun,

[kardelo]

Loko, loko, loko.

[ChavPaderborn]

"here is the perfect location"?

[vikungen]

Location is situo.

[cannona99]

In my J. C. Wells dictionary, the first translation given for location is loko.

[FredCapp]

My dictionaries and their database are often in disagreement. This is a weakness of this program.

[BlazeCyndaquil]

What exactly is the meaning of 'jen' here? I know that it corresponds to "here is" in some sense. I thought that it was limited to the sense of "I present", but from the translation it seems like in this case it could also mean "Cxi tie estas" (or "Cxi tio estas" in other cases). Thoughts?

[StephenH0]

"Jen" is a way of drawing attention to something. It's like saying "Behold the perfect place!" but that sounds archaic now.

[errant1]

Others have said that it's analogous to the French "voila" if that helps.

[BlazeCyndaquil]

Indeed, that is an apt way of putting it.

[lemux-one]

Sheldon dirus tiun frazon, se si parolus esperante.

[MCPEREMIX]

Remembrance tips: Loko sounds like location