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A digraph is a pair of letters that work together to represent a single sound in a language. They matter because they allow written languages to represent more sounds than they have individual letters for, making it possible to write words accurately and consistently.
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Дигра́ф, также дигра́мма (др.-греч. δίς (δῐ-) «дважды, двукратно» и др.-греч. γράφω (gráphō) «пишу») — составной письменный знак, состоящий из двух букв и употребляемый для обозначения на письме фонем и их основных вариантов: например, польские диграфы cz [ч] и sz [ш].
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