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Latin Pure Vowels and Diphthongs
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LAT.014 Latin Pure Vowels and Diphthongs
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Which statement best explains the final syllable of lingua?
A
U and a form the diphthong [au̯].
B
The u acts as a glide with g, and a is the syllable's vowel; ui is not a diphthong.
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The a is silent, so the word ends in long ū.
D
Ui forms the same diphthong as in cui.
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