One wrong slip with a vowel and you could change the meaning completely. If you go your suite to put on your suit, have you just said the same word twice? And if we told you that you had a sweet suite, would we be telling you that you look great in the suit, or that we really like the room you're in? How did it sound in your head?
This multi-purpose word, which can mean one room in a home, a set of rooms in a home, or a hotel room, confuses people because of the "e" on the end. If you thought it rhymed with "suit" we're afraid you just lost the game. If you thought it was actually "sue-tay" then party on, friend, but you're wrong too. It's not "sweet-ay-" either, sweetie. The word rhymes with "sweet".