👉 Bifang is a term used in linguistics that refers to an irregular or irregularly formed vowel sound, typically found in languages with a mix of consonants and vowels. It can be pronounced as either a single vowel or two vowels joined together, depending on the context. For example: - In English, "flying" is a biformed vowel sound because it has two vowels that are not always aligned. - In Spanish, "flor" is a tribanged vowel sound
