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e

"e" is a colloquial abbreviation of "är," meaning "am," "are," or "is" in English.

In this sentence, 'e' is an informal spoken Swedish equivalent for 'är,' which means 'is' in English.

Han e glad idag.

He is happy today.

Here, 'e' serves as a casual spoken form of 'är,' used in questions.

E det sant?

Is it true?

In this case, 'e' again replaces 'är' in informal spoken language, maintaining the same meaning of 'is' or 'are.'

Vi borde e hemma vid sju.

We should be at home by seven.