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English Phonetics – Diphthongs Jumping Frog

Froggy Jumps

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Phoneme recognition & spelling of diphthongs.

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English Phonetics – Diphthongs Jumping Frog
 

Froggy Jumps

English Phonetics – Diphthongs Jumping FrogOnline version

Phoneme recognition & spelling of diphthongs.

by Joshua Masis
1

The "ay" spelling in "day" makes this gliding vowel sound, moving from /e/ up toward /ɪ/. 🐷

2

"Eight" and "weigh" both make this diphthong, despite their irregular "eigh" spelling. 🐷

3

The magic "e" in "kite" pushes the short /ɪ/ into this diphthong. 🐷

4

"Island," "aisle," and "eye" all begin with this diphthong, even though none start with i alone. 🐷

5

The "oi" spelling in "choice" makes this rare but distinct diphthong. 🐷

6

"Toy," "boy," and "enjoy" all end with this diphthong, spelled "oy" at the end of a word. 🐷

7

The "ou" spelling in "house" makes this diphthong, starting open and gliding up toward /aʊ/. 🐷

8

"Owl," "out," and "hour" all begin with this diphthong, spelled with "ow" or "ou." 🐷

9

The "oa" spelling in "boat" makes this diphthong, gliding back toward /oʊ/. 🐷

10

"Go," "so," and "know" all end with this diphthong, even though "know" has a silent "k." 🐷

11

The word "music" needs this y-glide diphthong — don't drop the "y" sound or it becomes "moozik"! 🐷

12

"Cute," "huge," and "few" all contain this y-glide diphthong, a classic trap for Spanish-L1 speakers. 🐷

13

"Same," "break," and "paper" all share this diphthong in the middle of the word. 🐷

14

"Five," "sign," and "height" all share this diphthong — the biggest glide of the front-gliding set. 🐷

15

"Join," "avoid," and "poison" all share this diphthong in the middle of the word. 🐷

16

"Loud," "crowd," and "mountain" all share this diphthong in the middle of the word. 🐷

17

"Road," "goal," and "stone" all share this diphthong in the middle of the word. 🐷

18

"Computer," "uniform," and "universe" all begin with this y-glide diphthong. 🐷

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