Grammar

[strong turret]

What is “m'en” used for?
And, why is “je me”, “il se” et “tu te” used?

[dusty notch]

je me, il/elle se, tu te, and so on are used with reflexive verbs

they express someone doing something to oneself

[strong turret]

Then what is je m’en? Could I also go tu t’en?

[dusty notch]

uh ngl i have no clue about je m'en, from what i know en is a pronoun 😭

and preposition

what was the context ?

[strong turret]

Je m’en veux.

That’s the sentence.

[dusty notch]

in this case en is being used as a pronoun

so

im pretty shore you can use t'en and such

might just be freestylin tho rn

[strong turret]

As a pronoun?

[dusty notch]

adverbial pronoun

yeah

it's replacing something that was presumably already mentioned jsp

[edgy lotus]

s'en vouloir is like.. to feel bad for/about something

the construct effectively translates to
i verb myself about it

but a 1:1 translation is difficult

s'en [verb] is used in a variety of expressions - je m'en fous, je m'en fiche, je m'en vais..