many languages have syllables that are not pronounced. the most obvious one being french (?). what's the significance/uses of a silent syllable? as i understand it, the more combinations there are of a particular set of alphabets, the more meaning the language can express. silent syllables--redundancy--regeneration of language?
pls enlighten me.
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it's called a diphthong? dunno..haha
hmmm. thought diphthong was a double vowel. donno also.. haha
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