There were other differences from the modern Slovene orthography. The schwa sound preceding R was strictly written with the letter E, while in modern Slovene the E is omitted (except before word-final R): the Slovene name for the city of Trieste, "Trst", was thus written as "Terſt", the word for "square" was written as "terg" (instead of the modern "trg"), etc. One-letter prepositions, such as "v" (in), "s"/"z" (with), or "k"/"g" (to) were written with an apostrophe: thus, the phrase "in Ljubljana" would be written "v'Ljubljani" instead of modern Slovene "v Ljubljani", "to my place" would be "k'meni" instead of modern "k meni", etc.