What is a diphthong? (and other -phthongs?)

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[@avidreader100]

My language Tamil has only two diphthongs ai, and au. when i reverse these sounds (read the wave form back to front), they sound like ya, and va / wa.. In English I believe these two are known as semi vowels.

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Are diphthongs just vowels subjoined by the consonant sounds /w/ or /j/ respectively.

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