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=====Diphthongs===== | =====Diphthongs and hiatus===== | ||
Diphthongs are formed by following a non-high vowel with a high vowel. | Diphthongs are formed by following a non-high vowel with a high vowel. | ||
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When two adjacent vowels that normally form a digraph are in hiatus or form a diphthong, this is indicated with a diaresis on the second vowel, which is invariably ⟨ι⟩ or ⟨υ⟩. | |||
A diaresis is not used if the first vowel has an accent, since that precludes the possibility of it being a digraph. | |||
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