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The document explains vocal concurrency in Spanish, which occurs when two or more vowels appear consecutively in a word, distinguishing between diphthongs, triphthongs, and hiatus. Diphthongs combine two vowels in the same syllable, while triphthongs involve three vowels, and hiatus separates vowels into different syllables. It also outlines the types of vowels (open and closed) and provides examples for each type of concurrency.
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