Today's mini video on English pronunciation is on the 8 diphthongs or double vowel sounds in British RP (received pronunciation) English. Another strange word in the world of pronunciation!

In the video I show you the 8 diphthong vowel sounds (in fact, diphthongs are 2 vowel sounds which glide together to make a combined sound).

Plus, I give you an example word with the diphthong in it (the sound highlighted in blue). So, by the end of the video you will have heard me reading the 8 diphthong sounds (also look at my mouth movement closely), which are part of the phonemic chart.

If you want to know more about the phonemic chart, then check the link below. Enjoy!

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