      <p>In addition to single vowels, Old English also has diphthongs. Diphthongs are a single sound
                        represented by two vowels. For example,
                        the modern English word 'meat' has two vowels but you do not pronounce them individually the way you
                        would in the word 'meander'. Not all dialects of Old English have the same vowel sounds - for example, '<strong>ie</strong>'
                        is not a diphthong in Anglican - but the below d