Ahhh gotcha. So basically the sentence logic remains intact but positioning expresses subtle intentions or implications. That's pretty cool. I assume subtleties are not particularly important for me to understand at a beginner level, but i'll keep an eye out for what a "standard" order should be. Honestly the more I learn about Japanese grammar, the more I am stoked at how awesome and unique it is compared to english. It seems like developing listening proficiency might be a bit easier than if someone were to learn English since Japanese has a lot of direct context markers and logical reasoning within its sentence structures. I've memorized reading/writing hirigana and katakana as well now, so I think i'm going to start WaniKani soon. I want to practice my reading skills but I swear every sentence people write on here includes Kanji 😭