100 Examples of Adipthong (hiatus)

Adiphthong (hiatus)

The adiphong or hiatus It is the vowel encounter that cannot be pronounced in the same syllable, which forces the separation of the sounds into two different syllables. For example: san-dí–to, band–to-to, cor–orr-di-nar

There are two types of adiphongs:

It is important to clarify that the presence of a h intermedia between vowels does not interrupt the adiphthong, if it exists. It is also worth clarifying that previously the verbs ending in -uir (flee, distribute, build) were considered adiphongs and had an accent in the last "i". Verbs ending in -uar (adapt, liquefy), were accentuated in the ‘u’ in the present indicative and therefore formed adiphongs. Today you are tildes were deleted and these verbs are part of the words with diphthong, both the infinitive and the conjugated forms, as well as the derived nouns.

Examples of hiatuses or adiphongs

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