Diphthong

The diphthong "ow" is present in the word "down."

The diphthong "ou" can be heard in the word "house."

The diphthong in the word "coin" creates a rising sound.

The English diphthong "ow" in the word "cow" is pronounced differently from "ou" in the word "out."

She pronounced the diphthong in the word "night" with a distinct rising movement.

The diphthong "ai" in the word "pain" is commonly found in many English words.

The combination "ey" in the word "they" represents a diphthong.

The word "boy" contains a diphthong in its pronunciation.

The diphthong in the word "out" creates a rising sound.

He struggled to pronounce the diphthong in the word "coin."

The diphthong in the word "house" begins with a rising movement.

The diphthong in the word "joy" is pronounced as "o-i."

The word "ear" in Old English had a diphthong pronounced as "ea."

The diphthong "ei" in the word "height" is pronounced as "a-i."

The diphthong "ay" in the word "day" creates a different sound than the individual letters "a" and "y" would separately.