When 2 vowels go walking, which one does the talking?

Question

ea, oa, ee, oo, which of the vowel says the sound in words?

Answer 1

Yes, the first vowel says its own name as opposed to the short vowel (which is an articulated sound using the breath and the back of the throat). When two vowels go walking, The second vowel is silent, says nothing just goes along for the ride.

Answer 2

When two vowels go walking, the first one does the talking. For example, in the word toast, the o says its name. In the word least, the e says its name. hope this helps.

Answer 3

When 2 vowels go walking, the 1st vowel does the talking as in - B-ea-t, B-oa-t. The last 2 sounds - ee, oo are long vowel sounds as in - T-ee-th, B-oo-k.