I'm running into an issue with the syntax of https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0589/

```
class C(TypedDict):
    to: int
    from: int
	
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
```

I'm not sure any change needs to be made to the specification.
But the interpreter needs to recognize that `from` is a string key to a `TypedDict`, not the keyword `from`.

Or if you don't want to have to recognize `from` as a string instead of a keyword, we need a specification that allows us to put keywords as keys in `TypedDict`.

I was thinking maybe something like:
```
class C(TypedDict):
	"to": int
	"from": int
```
as an optional way to write the same thing.

You can use the functional form of TypedDict:

C = TypedDict("C", {"to": int, "from": int})

The current behavior is not a bug, so this is an enhancement proposal.

Unfortunately you can’t use Python keywords in such positions and we have no plans to fix this. Serhiy’s workaround is the best you can do.