Question

instrucciones: divide en sílabas las siguientes palabras.

1. juez → juez
2. cohete → co-he-te
3. grieta → grie-ta
4. actúan → ac-tu-an
5. uruguay → uru-gu-ay
6. aeronáutica → a-e-ro-naut-i-ca
7. bueno → bue-no
8. caer → ca-er
9. poeta → po-et-a
10. televisión → te-le-vis-ion
11. huir → huir
12. ciudad → ciu-dad
13. estudies → es-tu-di-es
14. buey → buey

instrucciones: clasifica en la tabla los diptongos, triptongos e hiatos.
diptongos | triptongos | hiatos

Explanation:

First, identify diphthongs (two vowels in one syllable, one weak/strong), triphthongs (three vowels in one syllable, one strong + two weak), and hiatuses (two strong vowels in separate syllables) from the syllabified words:

1. Diphthongs: Vowel pairs in a single syllable:

• juez: "ue" (weak + strong)
• grieta: "ie" (weak + strong)
• actúan: "ú a" (strong + weak, in one syllable)
• Uruguay: "gu" (consonant + weak vowel, "ay" (weak + strong)
• bueno: "ue" (weak + strong)
• ciudad: "iu" (weak + weak)
• buey: "ue" (weak + strong)

1. Triptongs: Three vowels in one syllable:

• Uruguay: "uay" (weak + weak + strong)

1. Hiatuses: Two strong vowels split into syllables:

• cohete: "o-e" (strong + strong)
• aeronáutica: "a-e" (strong + strong)
• caer: "a-e" (strong + strong)
• poeta: "o-e" (strong + strong)

Answer:

DIPTONGOS	TRIPTONGOS	HIATOS