Digraph wh. wh sound words. English spelling rule. wh digraph

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The "wh" sound in English is typically pronounced as a breathy "w" sound, combined with an "h" sound. It's a bit different from the regular "w" sound, because it involves a slight exhalation of air when you say it.
For example:
"What" - The "wh" sound here is a combination of the breathy "w" and the "h."
"Why" - Similar to "what," you produce a soft breathy "w" with an "h" sound.
"Where" - Again, the "wh" is a breathy "w" sound with an "h."

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