Another happy m4/3 user here, my favourite combo is the OMD10 with a 17mm pancake lens which is almost Leica-like for street photography. The kit lens is likely to be the 14-42, a capable little lens with an adequately wide end (28mm equiv) , but you may be disappointed at the long end (84mm equiv)
The real question is, what do you want to use it for? If it is just getting used to a potentially complex DSLR camera and producing good photographs, then it is perfect.
If you want a "travel camera" you may be disappointed, in fact you'll be disappointed with any DSLR. The wide range of a single lens those tiny cameras just does not translate into DSLR, because of the sensor size issue referred to.Olympus DOES come closest, with a 28-300 lens, but that will not be everyone's cup of tea.
The lenses are here
https://www.olympus.co.uk/site/en/c/lenses/om_d_pen_lenses/index.html#list-3 , as has been said whatever you go for you get compact and lightweight compared to the Canon/Nikon of this world.
Lots of examples of what can be done on these cameras, they tend to breed enthusiasm (ok, so do the others but the unique qualities are appreciated
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) and this forum has a
showcase of different lens outputs, the kit lens is
here