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===Diphthongs and digraphs===
In Brythohellenic there are 23 diphthongs, that is clusters of two vowels pronounced with a single emission of air. These diphthongs are:
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!'''Diphthongs'''
!'''Pronunciation'''
|-
|''ae'', ''ai'', ''ay''
|[ai̯]
|-
|''au''
|[au̯]
|-
|''ei'', ''ey''
|[ɛi̯] / [ei̯]
|-
|''eu''
|[ɛu̯] /  [eu̯]
|-
|''ia'', ''ya''
|[ja]
|-
|''ie'', ''ye''
|[jɛ] / [je]
|-
|''io'', ''yo''
|[jɔ] / [jo]
|-
|''iu'', ''yu''
|[ju]
|-
|''oe'', 'ə'oi'', ''oy''
|[ɔi̯] / [oi̯]
|-
|''wa''
|[wa]
|-
|''we''
|[wɛ] / [we]
|-
|''wi''
|[wi]
|-
|''wo''
|[wɔ] / [wo]
|''wy''
|[wi] / [wə]
|}
We have just seen the digraphs of Brythohellenic: ''dh'' [ð], ''gh'' [h], and ''th'' [θ].