What is an example of a syllable with division two vowels next to each other when carries different sound?

You're asking for an example of a syllable where two vowels next to each other form separate sounds, not a single diphthong.

Here are a few examples:

* "co-op" - The "co" and "op" are distinct syllables, each with its own vowel sound.

* "di-et" - The "di" and "et" are distinct syllables, each with its own vowel sound.

* "re-al" - The "re" and "al" are distinct syllables, each with its own vowel sound.

In these cases, the vowels do not combine to form a single sound, but rather create two separate sounds, indicating separate syllables.