The document defines and provides examples of three phonological terms in Malay: 1) Diphthongs - two adjacent vowel letters pronounced as a single blended sound, like "ai" in "zaitun". 2) Digraphs - two adjacent consonant letters pronounced as a single sound, like "kh" in "khas". 3) Vowel combinations - two adjacent vowel letters that are pronounced separately, like the "ai" in "air". Tables with examples of words containing each type of phonological component are included for additional illustration.