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@EnglishAccount-x like the “food” example.

There isn't an easier "word." However, you could say "blend of sounds."

a diphthong is a quick GLIDE or SLIDE (like a slide whistle) between 2 (or possibly more, but usually 2) vowel states (either of which alone would be more of a "pure" vowel). English uses them abun...

Yes, I think so. All the examples I can think of where "o" is used as a single vowel like お, or c...

Syllables are part of English pronunciation. Adding extra syllables to a word can make it sound very unnatural. Two vowel sounds that are next to each other in the same syllable form a dipthong. U...

I can't think of any words to compare, but I would imagine that the difference is the language of origin. If your textbook has some examples I can help compare specific words for you.

Generally no. Some American accents might shift the sound a bit but the most correct way is /ɑ/

eə is a British English sound, we don't use it in America