Hey guys, just wondering, when should you put -jn, instead of j in Esperanto?
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The ending -j you use when you mean a plural noun like hundo - dog -> hundoj - dogs.
The ending -n you use when you use the accusative case (eo:akuzativo) for example: mi vidas hundon - i see a dog.
And finally -jn is the use of the two above at the same time so plural + accusative like Mi vidas hundojn - I see dogs.
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