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https://github.com/Ilmen-vodhr/ilmentufa/compare/7268c9860c7c99aa44b157d1567bda26c8a7d80c...05a7193368eaeb9198f77533ae6f4ab3391fa4ad

Here I implemented postpositions to the experimental grammar.

{do ca fa prami mi co fe} = {fa do prami fe mi} = {do prami mi}
{i lo vanci co ca klama fa mi} = {i ca lo vanci cu klama fa mi}

Justification:

1. It's afterthought. The same reason people prefer GIhEKs to GEKs. One may
first say {lo vanci} and only then think what sumtcita matches their
thought.
2. Some languages like Japanese use postpositions. Some languages like most
SAE languages use case suffixes, not prefixes. This is what {ko'a co FA}
matches more closely.

I think, this addition doesn't add any new scoping opportunities to the
language ( I mean scoping of {da}, tags, some UI).

Objections to the github changelog?

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<div dir=3D"ltr"><a href=3D"https://github.com/Ilmen-vodhr/ilmentufa/compar=
e/7268c9860c7c99aa44b157d1567bda26c8a7d80c...05a7193368eaeb9198f77533ae6f4a=
b3391fa4ad">https://github.com/Ilmen-vodhr/ilmentufa/compare/7268c9860c7c99=
aa44b157d1567bda26c8a7d80c...05a7193368eaeb9198f77533ae6f4ab3391fa4ad</a><b=
r><div><br></div><div>Here I implemented postpositions to the experimental =
grammar.</div><div><br></div><div>{do ca fa prami mi co fe} =3D {fa do pram=
i fe mi} =3D {do prami mi}</div><div>{i lo vanci co ca klama fa mi} =3D {i =
ca lo vanci cu klama fa mi}</div><div><br></div><div>Justification:</div><d=
iv><br></div><div>1. It&#39;s afterthought. The same reason people prefer G=
IhEKs to GEKs. One may first say {lo vanci} and only then think what sumtci=
ta matches their thought.</div><div>2. Some languages like Japanese use pos=
tpositions. Some languages like most SAE languages use case suffixes, not p=
refixes. This is what {ko&#39;a co FA} matches more closely.</div><div><br>=
</div><div>I think, this addition doesn&#39;t add any new scoping opportuni=
ties to the language ( I mean scoping of {da}, tags, some UI).</div><div><b=
r></div><div>Objections to the github changelog?</div></div>

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