"I am here."
Whatever makes up 'here' is 'I'.
If I am in a room, then the room defines 'here' and hence I am the room.
Here, is I.
Here = I
But "Here is I." is a grammatically incorrect statement.
So I say: "Here I am."
Or: "I am here."
Whatever makes up 'here' is 'I'.
If I am in a room, then the room defines 'here' and hence I am the room.
Here, is I.
Here = I
But "Here is I." is a grammatically incorrect statement.
So I say: "Here I am."
Or: "I am here."
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