English Pronunciation-2 Vowel Rule

You've said that the first vowel is pronounced as the alphabet letter. It's ok for 'a' , 'e' , 'i' and 'o' but it seems to me it doesn't work for 'u'. 'Suit' is pronounced /su:t/ , not /sjut/ as in alphabet, the? same for blue -> /blu:/ not /blju/ . Maybe the rule can work with other words like 'rebuke', 'universe' ... Anyway your two vowels rule is very interesting. Thank you very much.

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What about 'ea' in the word 'pleasure'? Two syllables, plea-sure, but the vowel 'e' in the first is not pronounced as in the alphabet. Maybe one of a number of exceptions??

This pronunciation rule applies to each syllable. Computer has three syllables with only one vowel per syllable, so? the 2-vowel rule doesn't work here. The word 'suite' is an exception. The 2-vowel rule works about 90% of the time so there will always be exceptions.

another word will be suite which is pronounced as sweet.? In this case, the vowels are pretty much pronounced.

What if you have a word that has three vowels or? more in it such as computer?