diagraphs
Digraphs are pairs of letters that are used to represent a single sound in a language. They are commonly found in languages with a rich phonetic inventory, such as Greek, Russian, and many Slavic languages. In the English language, digraphs are less common but still exist, such as "th" and "sh." Digraphs can also be used to represent sounds that are not easily represented by a single letter, such as the "ch" in "cheese," which represents the /tʃ/ sound.
Digraphs can be either consonant digraphs or vowel digraphs. Consonant digraphs are pairs of consonants that
Digraphs can also be used to represent sounds that are not easily represented by a single letter,
Digraphs are an important aspect of language and play a crucial role in the pronunciation and spelling