Datapoint Diu Indo-Portuguese/Comparative standard marking
In Diu Indo-Portuguese comparative constructions, one can speak of double marking on the standard. A comparative particle ki (equivalent to the relative particle and an interrogative pronoun) is required - ommission of this particle does occur but it is very rare. In addition, the standard is also obligatorily marked by the preposition də - which is further used as an ablative preposition, sometimes also as a locative preposition, as well as a genitive marker and a generic relator.
Values 
Locational plus particle marking
- Example 39-66:
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ɛlifãt ɛ may fɔrt ki də nɔs.ɛlifãtelephantɛcop.npstmaymorefɔrtstrongkicompardəfromnɔs.1plElephants are stronger than us.
Source: Cardoso 2009: 245
- Confidence:
- Very certain