If I was on the show and "name something adults take with them into the bathtub" came up, I would immediately buzz in and scream "TOASTER" at the top of my voice and Steve Harvey would make an exasperated expression at me and I'd end up on a TH-cam compilation of ugliest game show guests
thats such a mood i mean sure i have the same adhd condition or whatever but i remember i was trying to look for answers and google gave me a quora article but when i visit on it it forces me to log in to see more of it whats the point of quora being a "reliable website for answers" if it keeps doing that shit?
@@lunastris agreed… I’m so sick of so many developers having their own log ins and their own game launcher I’ve got so many passwords that even with a password manager I’m still super annoyed
Ik game show games have basically replaced the “we found a shitty NES title for a one off” playthroughs but I love both of them and hope shitty games come back eventually too
If anyone's curious like I was: according to Google translate, "śűśşý ßäķæ" is pronounced something like 'why a cute sack-eye' (in English) - but if you use the 'detected' Icelandic language, it sounds like 'soosy suck-ay'.
With Suzy’s avatar as the last character in Arin’s family in Family Feud, I always imagine it’s Suzy bringing a random group of people she calls a family to challenge Dan’s hodgepodge community of named people. It is hilarious
@@trogdor8764 creatures don’t have to be real, in fact a quick google search had this as a possible definition “a fictional or imaginary being, typically a frightening one.”
"Ç" in Turkish is pronounced "Ch-" like "Chocolate" or "Chair" Cited source: Friend from Lebanon🇱🇧 went to Turkey🇹🇷 for work and he picked up some of the language. Hello from me, an American🇺🇸👋🏻
Dear Grumps, You can actually plug a standard keyboard into the switch to make all the typing in games like this much easier for you guys. Love, Jordan.
Honestly Arin and Dan are exactly the same when cycling through menus. The only difference is Dan has the nice little oops and Arin is just straight chaos “NOOOO” love it
so Dan’s team name *might* be pronounced something like “sheushy ssekae” although I’m not quite sure about the Y or the K sound so if someone could help with that, that would be great :)
Sees that the Grumps are Playing the Feud. Waits for Dan to scream, *"WE'RE PLAYING THE FEUD!!"* Arin says the line instead. _Ah. So this is Despair..._
Imaging having to do Hangman's Gambit when thinking of an answer in Family Fued lol Also, Arin. A vampire is a creature: A CREATURE OF THE NIGHT! *proceeds to rock out*
Id imagine most people wouldnt think of single-use items. Like of course a needle is clean, they open it in front of you then throw it away. Id bet bathroom is number 2 answer
"Name something in your kitchen you'd hate to be without?" Arin: Microwave? Dan: That is a good guess Board: Second answer!! Me: *Cries in no microwave ;-;*
I heard Dan say, "Happy Haloc-" the world froze I saw his clay outfit, and the thought, "Dear god, what joke is he about to make!" Ran through my head so fast.
"Get bigger alphabets." Said by Dan, a cheeky reference to one, Arin Hanson and what he said in DDLC, "Get bigger hands." Even in the same voice style that Arin used during the playthrough. In essence, I understood that reference. Now you can as well.
Ah yes, nothing like watching the Jeopardy! Wheel of Family Fortune staying home sick from school waiting for The Price is $69,420 Pyramid to come on. :)
12:05 danny's got the idea. There are a bunch of s-like sounds that english doesn't use, so at some point in the past people put a bunch of diacritics on the latin s to denote the different non-s sounds. the "sh" sound is one, there's also, like, a polish sound further back in the throat that is also sometimes denoted with a "c" uhm, anyways
@@jessezslayers well, it probably doesn't have a canon pronunciation because no one language actually uses all of those characters, and each language would treat them differently (English is a notorious example of terrible letter->sound relationships) but we could perhaps search for the most common usage of each letter and Frankenstein it all together. The letter ś, as Wikipedia says: It is used in Polish and Montenegrin alphabet, and in certain other languages: Slavic languages - usually the palatalized form of /s/ Polish language - [ɕ] (voiceless alveolo-palatal fricative) Montenegrin language - [ɕ]; Cyrillic letter: С́ In the Belarusian Łacinka alphabet for сь /sʲ/ In the Ukrainian Latynka for сь /sʲ/ Lower Sorbian language - [ɕ] Indo-Aryan: [ʃ] voiceless postalveolar fricative Transliteration of Sanskrit and modern Indic languages: see the International Alphabet of Sanskrit Transliteration Romany alphabet Ladin language - word-initial [z] (in Anpezo dialect it represents [z] in all positions) In some dialects of the Emilian language - /z/ transliteration of a palatalized s in the Lydian language In Proto-Semitic, a reconstructed voiceless lateral fricative phoneme /ɬ/, the parent phoneme of Ge'ez Śawt ሠ. a sibilant phoneme of the earliest phase of the Sumerian language. transliteration of a letter of the Etruscan alphabet, related to San and Tsade. It could honestly be anything in the sibilant fricative category, because all of those sound kinda-sorta like "s" ű appears to be Hungarian, a mix of ó and ö symbols to create ő, and the same for ű. Appears to be a long vowel, so this would probably be the most unambiguous letter, something from Hungarian ş is easy- "It commonly represents /ʃ/, the voiceless postalveolar fricative (like sh in shoe)." ý appears to be usually the sound of the letter "E"'s name (or, IPA [i]), it also appears to be used as the consonant form [j] (as in like "yes" [jɛs] more or less) ß is unambiguously the German Esset which is just s, but it is notably never word-initial, and is usually word-final, so it'd look wrong to a German viewer in "ßäķæ" Wikipedia knows about ä too: The letter Ä occurs as an independent letter in the Finnish, Swedish, Skolt Sami, Karelian, Estonian, Luxembourgish, North Frisian, Saterlandic, Emiliano-Romagnolo, Rotuman, Slovak, Tatar, Gagauz, German, and Turkmen alphabets, where it represents a vowel sound. In Finnish, Turkmen and Tatar this is always /æ/; in Swedish and Estonian, regional variation, as well as the letter's position in a word, allows for either [æ] or [ɛ]. In German and Slovak Ä stands for [ɛ] (or the archaic but correct [æ]). In the romanization of the Nanjing dialect Ä stands for [ɛ]. So, it'll be something somewhere between where you'd usually pronounce "a" and "e", possibly through "a" in "bathtub" or "back" (which is to say IPA [a]) Wikipedia doesn't have much on ķ though- Ķ, ķ (k-cedilla) is the 17th letter of the Latvian alphabet.. Ķ is the official Latin transliteration of the Cyrillic letter Қ. It doesn't have anything on how ķ is usually pronounced, but I think we could just use [k] or [q] æ is from Latin, and appears to actually literally be a+e in both appearance and origin. It is supposed to rhyme with "eye" [ai] but it is also pronounced like the letter's name "E" [i] So, depending on what ś is, it'd probably be pronounced something like "Seuss-she sacky" (or "sack-eye")
Fun fact: this episode was almost not posted since Dan and Arin were busy celebrating the totally-not-made-up-at-the-last-second Arb holiday.
Nice. Could it be there?
Come have a new holiday... At Arby's! Yeehaw!
@@danghostman2814 ah yes the future, where we have ARBor Day
From the proud sponsors of bARBie, ARBnB, third dad joke,
@@Lucifersfursona #facepalm
All holidays are made up
Game: "Name a holiday where a lot of stores are closed."
Danny: "ummm..."
Me, with a mouth full of Thanksgiving leftovers: "Danny...."
Even Walmart started closing on Thanksgiving again...
Im sitting here, knowing this was filmed in probably early november, saying Dan "the one coming up, the one coming up"
To be fair this was recorded well in advance. I'm pretty sure all of these eps were backlogged so Arin could tour for Scribble Showdown.
the mental image of this comment made me laugh
And no matter when they filmed this. Thanksgiving would at least be within the next couple months. If not sooner.
If I was on the show and "name something adults take with them into the bathtub" came up, I would immediately buzz in and scream "TOASTER" at the top of my voice and Steve Harvey would make an exasperated expression at me and I'd end up on a TH-cam compilation of ugliest game show guests
That was my first thought as well and I'm kind of surprised that neither of them said it as a joke!
Because none of us are actually joking. This is a cry for help 😭 😂
I thought Toaster as well. What are the odds?
I love that the compilation wouldn’t be like “funniest answers” or “edgiest answers” but “ugliest contestants” lmaoo
@@SketchUT same 🤣
I love Arin being frantically upset every time they boot up this game and it tries to make him log in
Just like when shovel knight asks him if he wants to save the game.
honestly it's pretty relatable
thats such a mood
i mean sure i have the same adhd condition or whatever but i remember i was trying to look for answers and google gave me a quora article but when i visit on it it forces me to log in to see more of it
whats the point of quora being a "reliable website for answers" if it keeps doing that shit?
@@arlynnecumberbatch1056 this
@@lunastris agreed… I’m so sick of so many developers having their own log ins and their own game launcher I’ve got so many passwords that even with a password manager I’m still super annoyed
Game: "Which of the seven dwarves can you relate to the most?"
Dan's Answer : "IM NOT SO GRUMP!"
Arin's Answer: "HEY IM GRUMP!"
10 out of 10!!!!
Jon's Answer: "I used to be not so grump...."
What a character arc for Dan - from forgetting about Thanksgiving to remembering Dishwasher, truly inspiring
I pity the fool who don’t remember dishwasher after thanksgiving
I love how dead memes make dan laugh so hard, him staying off social media is such a blessing
"Creature implies not Anthropomorphic!"
...Arin you play Magic.
I want you to look at your Vampire cards and tell me what tag it has.
Ive never heard anthything nerdier but truer
Changing my gender marker to “creature”,,,, ,
"Summon"
Legendary Cre-um...Cretin...Vampire Dwarf! Is Dwarf on the board? "SHOW ME BLOOD SUCKING DWARVES!!" (Board flips, SUMMON LEGEND)
Fair enough
Ik game show games have basically replaced the “we found a shitty NES title for a one off” playthroughs but I love both of them and hope shitty games come back eventually too
There's actually an SNES version of Family Feud! I used to own it. ^^
Hey man they did Bayou Billy
@@whofuckingcares420 And Panic Restaurant
Theres only so many shitty NES titles they gotta savor them
Those were mostly a long-con runup to Soviet Jump Game
I was expecting Dan to name his family "Not So Grumb".
On the question: What Adults bring with them to bath, I immediately answered Toaster. Help.
Oh my god me too
I said beer haha
I’m first thought was s3x toys then wine lol
lol I just commented with something similar myself. Good to know I'm not alone
Just say you have 900 IQ and were answering the kitchen questions already
If anyone's curious like I was: according to Google translate, "śűśşý ßäķæ" is pronounced something like 'why a cute sack-eye' (in English) - but if you use the 'detected' Icelandic language, it sounds like 'soosy suck-ay'.
Lol, it wasn't saying "why a cute", it was saying "y-acute", which is "ý". It just has no idea what to do with ś, ş, or ű.
Thanks, I was hoping this comment would be here.🙂
Dan naming his family śűśşý ßäķæ brings me so much joy
I'd gladly acquire a śűśşý ßäķæ shirt if you guys made it lmao
That would be great if it had the family printed on it with no other context.
@@jeffhathaway3718 What family?
Who would be doing the Tsundere Pout Face?
@@gabierlr8043 the one from this video.
Yes! I was gonna comment this but I didn’t feel like typing it out lol
With Suzy’s avatar as the last character in Arin’s family in Family Feud, I always imagine it’s Suzy bringing a random group of people she calls a family to challenge Dan’s hodgepodge community of named people. It is hilarious
"Dan's hodgepodge community of named people" would be great on a shirt.
I just love their little claymation ads. So cute, so festive.
Ikr! They’re adorable. I love the clay Grumps 🥰
So Bowser
Reminds me of the old tv show Gruesome Tales…(and something else I can’t remember)
So cute.
Much festive.
Wow!
so Grumps.
Arin: "because it's a creature"
vampires: *also known as creatures of the night *
Vampires: also not real. Better answers: Fleas. Bedbugs. Lice. Lampreys. Mites. Flies...
@@trogdor8764 you forgot vampire bats, which are real...
Are vampires generally called "creatures of the night"?
@@trogdor8764 creatures don’t have to be real, in fact a quick google search had this as a possible definition “a fictional or imaginary being, typically a frightening one.”
Game: “What do you have?”
Arin: “A knife!”
Game: “No!”
Underrated comment.
Ah yes, my favorite channel, the Game Grumbs.
Indeed
awwww now I'm imagining then as cute lil bugsssss
Nice Fragile profile photo 😉
Gum Grambs
I'm Grumb, I'm not so Grumb
Grumbcade
Arin:
I get the vowels but *how do you pronounce an "S" differently???*
All non native English speakers:
Ikr
"Ç" in Turkish is pronounced "Ch-" like "Chocolate" or "Chair"
Cited source: Friend from Lebanon🇱🇧 went to Turkey🇹🇷 for work and he picked up some of the language.
Hello from me, an American🇺🇸👋🏻
Not a teacher. Just speak English. But this is what I could think of:
"Sun" - soft s
"Sure" - hard s
"Crabs" - sounds like a z
@@natasharodriguez9114 Thank you! I speak English so I take that knowledge for granted and was struggling to think.
@@natasharodriguez9114 They're not called "soft s" and "hard s", by the way.
Dear Grumps, You can actually plug a standard keyboard into the switch to make all the typing in games like this much easier for you guys. Love, Jordan.
The grumps are lucky to have you, Jordan
Thank you Jordan
I feel like that makes too much sense and they will never do it, but I learned a new thing!
Love you too jordan
thanks jorgan
“or as I like to call it, the hole puncher”
I was NOT ready for that one
Same! I almost spit out my coffee
@@Reson4nt Truly not gonna lie... same here!!
dan naming his fam made me stupid happy. he was laughing so much, he was so into it...this is exactly how my best friend and i name our pokemon
Honestly Arin and Dan are exactly the same when cycling through menus. The only difference is Dan has the nice little oops and Arin is just straight chaos “NOOOO” love it
*sees a new episode of Family Feud*
*clicks on new episode of Family Feud*
"...
Wait-
This isn't Wheel of Fortune"
Hahaha same!
so Dan’s team name *might* be pronounced something like “sheushy ssekae”
although I’m not quite sure about the Y or the K sound so if someone could help with that, that would be great :)
Does the B make an ss sound?
@@monkeyman4015 yes, it’s sometimes referred to as a “sharp s”
The ä and æ are basically pronounced the same, like the a in "cat". As someone who has ä in their native language I can vouch for that.
Æ (in icelandic) sounds like "eye" or "I" in english
we got a real shushylady in here to make us some real shushysandwiches
Danny asking “Do you think it’s current enough to have phone?” while playing a video game released in the last 3 years absolutely sent me
Dan: Happy Holi-Clay, Arin.
Joke Yoda: MMMMMM FUNNY JOKE!!!
Thats probaby Arin's worst and best character he ever created. I find myself thinking that when someone tells a bad joke pretty often
Name a bloodsucking creature.
Arin: M O
Me: ....Mom?
Lots of moms are bloodsucking parasites, but usually not literally
Family vs Family - poetic yet tragic. It feels as if the seasons continue to change, yet time stands still.
@@catewinsletjj9893 👀👀 my luck is really turning around!
@@CrazyMellow you do know that's a bot
@@matthewelliott7294 nooooo. you don't saaaaaay.
This feels incredibly like Romeo and juliet
Sees that the Grumps are Playing the Feud.
Waits for Dan to scream, *"WE'RE PLAYING THE FEUD!!"*
Arin says the line instead.
_Ah. So this is Despair..._
Dan once said he only likes to say that when they're playing something else, and then never during the actual Feud lol
"Eating food in the bathtub!" "I bet it's a thing."
Gura: *sweats nervously*
Get your jar ready.
My hololive personality and my game grumps personality just met and its weird.
I saw the "fast money" awkward transition and thought it said "feet money" and I just assumed it was part of a bit lmao
"Name something adults take into the bathtub with them."
Me: ...Toaster.
Wow that was impressive they hid an entire family in their recording room.
"I wonder if they're gonna do the vampire thing..."
*Guesses the other three options*
"I'm totally out of ideas, dude..."
Me: watching this two days after a major holiday
Dan: What are some major holidays that stores are closed?
What a sussy baka
Instructions unclear? I'm Canadian.
*śűśşý ßäķæ
@@maxwelllingafelter2373 I wanna hear what the actual pronunciation of that would be, I bet it's great.
@@3of6mylove Boxing Day.
"You've got a big lead of 19 points, so let's introduce the triple points round!"
Nothing says family like feuding!! Let the fun and festivities begin!
When whale came up with a measly 7 points while elephant got 77 I burst out laughing
Can we talk about arins family just hanging like marionettes at 29:32
Did they forget to animate that part or
What do you bring into bath?
Dan: food?
Arin: eating food in the bathtub
Singing his song during their show 🥺🥺
29:31 They seemed to have pulled the plug on Arins whole "family"
That claymation ad was sooo cool. I know yall put a lot of work into it :)
Imaging having to do Hangman's Gambit when thinking of an answer in Family Fued lol
Also, Arin. A vampire is a creature: A CREATURE OF THE NIGHT!
*proceeds to rock out*
okay, I'm just saying: If y'all made "get bigger hands" merch, I would buy one of everything...
I second this
I fourth this
I fifth this
I sixth this.
I eight the sandbox, oooooh you got me lolz
"What do grandkids like to count on grandpa's face?"
Pictured: Dan, immediately confused while _sitting on W._
For once Arin is the one failing at the menus
one word: flamethrower
@@DragonbornCanid poor Sch didn't deserve it
@@Kidusrox poor Arin didnt deserve it! he sounded so sad :C
according to google translate "śűśşý ßäķæ" is pronounced like "susie saké" which is weird but I kinda love it
“get bigger alphabets” killed me
These claymation intros make Arin and Dan look like two insane Rastafarians
Arin: "But vampire isn't a creature"
Every Dracula Movie: "He is a creature of the night."
The fact that Dan forgot Thanksgiving till the last second omfg
"creature means non-anthropomorphic"
Creature from the Black Lagoon: "Am I a joke to you?"
Can't wait for the beginning of this episode to appear in "When The Grumps Can't Figure Out The Controls - Part 4"
“Name something adults take into the bathtub with them.”
My Brain, with no hesitation: “Toaster.”
That claymation segment was SOOOO cool, guys!
20:05 "Dracula don't suck. He scrapes and licks."
Here's an approximate IPA using the sounds these letters most commonly represent.
ɕy:ɕʃi sæcæ
I would've guessed needle for the hospital question, personally, but I guess bed was the top answer after all
Yeah me too
I was thinking scalpel.
Id imagine most people wouldnt think of single-use items. Like of course a needle is clean, they open it in front of you then throw it away. Id bet bathroom is number 2 answer
Missed opportunity to name Dan’s team “The KlugleKrew”
Krewgleflurm
22:50- HOW SHOCKINGLY AND HILARIOUSLY SEXIST WAS THAT?!🤣😂🤣😂
For a second, I thought Dan's team name was Sussy Bukkake.
"Name something in your kitchen you'd hate to be without?"
Arin: Microwave?
Dan: That is a good guess
Board: Second answer!!
Me: *Cries in no microwave ;-;*
Dan: I'm sure someone eats in the bath
Also Dan: Made a song about eating in the shower
I love when they play these game shows/puzzle games/trivia games. It’s like we get to follow and play along.
Dan is so full of beans today 🤣
I'm really surprised they didn't try "Toaster" as something adults take to the bathtub. Lol
“phone cus you can’t put it down, you’re addicted”
You don’t need to call me out like that Dan :(
Seeing Dan struggle so bad thinking of thanksgiving while Im on thanksgiving vacation really does a number on me.
that was painful
Dan saying V In such a cheerful tone made me lose my mind laughing so hard
I heard Dan say, "Happy Haloc-" the world froze I saw his clay outfit, and the thought, "Dear god, what joke is he about to make!" Ran through my head so fast.
You have no idea how bad I wanted Dan to be the Notzogrumb Fam.
"Get bigger alphabets." Said by Dan, a cheeky reference to one, Arin Hanson and what he said in DDLC,
"Get bigger hands." Even in the same voice style that Arin used during the playthrough. In essence, I understood that reference. Now you can as well.
The rigging in Lucky's arms seems...off. Something surreal when they move.
"Name something in your kitchen that you'd hate to be without."
*looks at the woman*
"ONE LOOK AT YOU TELLS ME YOU'VE GOT THE TOP ANSWER"
I can’t express how in love I am with clay Grumps
"Name something adults take into bathtub"
Me: Toaster.
Arin while there's 2 seconds left on the clock: "I think I'll try to answer now."
Seriously Arin, what are you? A Hearthstone player?
what do people bring into the bathtub: A TOASTER! :D
For the young ones the industrial strength hair dryer skit is from the movie Spaceballs.
every time the camera shows dans family and theres a giant śűśşý ßäķæ in the background i fucking lose it
D&D Fact: A creature refers to all entities.
This includes beasts, plants, humans, warforged, and even the undead, ie, vampires.
Don’t be racist Arin.
Maybe because the previous one was Coffee Pot, but I immediately thought "Don't even talk to me until I've had my Botswana"
Make two more klugeflurms so that you can have 5 flurms klugeing at a time please
"or as i like to call it, the hole-puncher" nearly made me spill a drink i was pouring
The Thanksgiving one was frustrating, but I'm also baffled that neither of them guessed games for the cheating question
I love it when Dan drops in a Spaceballs reference
To be fair, the Kitchen question was bs, I was saying "WHAT?" with Arin the whole time lol.
Right? All these electrical appliances on the board, but not electric power? Good luck using most of a modern kitchen during a power outage.
@@demonzabrak 😂
"We're eating food in the shower!!!"
if there's anyone that embodied "direct line to my funny bone", it's dan and arin
"Name a holiday when a lot of stores are closed."
My dumb ass: oH BLACK FRIDAY
*about to hop in the shower*
“What do kids like to count on their granddads face?”
“Scars”
*shuts off water to finish this damn episode*
Had the volume up while watching this and my dog ran to the door for every final answer bell. Truly a classic
Growing up, I always knew this game as "Family Fortune" instead.
Ah yes, nothing like watching the Jeopardy! Wheel of Family Fortune staying home sick from school waiting for The Price is $69,420 Pyramid to come on. :)
I expected to scroll through a flood of “wtf same”s under this so don’t I feel all a fool now
@@apollolux that is definitely a mouthful to say.
Yeah, localization is weird sometmes, isn't it?
i still get mad about Cluedo. irrationally mad. furious even. my rage cannot be quelled.
Creature from the Black Lagoon is definitely anthropomorphic.
I feel the urge to mention that the stylized ß they used is actually an “s” sound, not a “B” haha
They know, thats what arin said something like "use the ss as a b to write baka" when dan only had sussy written out
"What are some major holidays that stores are closed?"
Me, a former retail worker: "That's not how this works. That's not how any of this works!"
12:05 danny's got the idea. There are a bunch of s-like sounds that english doesn't use, so at some point in the past people put a bunch of diacritics on the latin s to denote the different non-s sounds. the "sh" sound is one, there's also, like, a polish sound further back in the throat that is also sometimes denoted with a "c"
uhm, anyways
I came to the comments hoping someone would have the actual pronounciation of śűśşý ßäķæ
@@jessezslayers well, it probably doesn't have a canon pronunciation because no one language actually uses all of those characters, and each language would treat them differently (English is a notorious example of terrible letter->sound relationships) but we could perhaps search for the most common usage of each letter and Frankenstein it all together.
The letter ś, as Wikipedia says:
It is used in Polish and Montenegrin alphabet, and in certain other languages:
Slavic languages - usually the palatalized form of /s/
Polish language - [ɕ] (voiceless alveolo-palatal fricative)
Montenegrin language - [ɕ]; Cyrillic letter: С́
In the Belarusian Łacinka alphabet for сь /sʲ/
In the Ukrainian Latynka for сь /sʲ/
Lower Sorbian language - [ɕ]
Indo-Aryan: [ʃ] voiceless postalveolar fricative
Transliteration of Sanskrit and modern Indic languages: see the International Alphabet of Sanskrit Transliteration
Romany alphabet
Ladin language - word-initial [z] (in Anpezo dialect it represents [z] in all positions)
In some dialects of the Emilian language - /z/
transliteration of a palatalized s in the Lydian language
In Proto-Semitic, a reconstructed voiceless lateral fricative phoneme /ɬ/, the parent phoneme of Ge'ez Śawt ሠ.
a sibilant phoneme of the earliest phase of the Sumerian language.
transliteration of a letter of the Etruscan alphabet, related to San and Tsade.
It could honestly be anything in the sibilant fricative category, because all of those sound kinda-sorta like "s"
ű appears to be Hungarian, a mix of ó and ö symbols to create ő, and the same for ű. Appears to be a long vowel, so this would probably be the most unambiguous letter, something from Hungarian
ş is easy-
"It commonly represents /ʃ/, the voiceless postalveolar fricative (like sh in shoe)."
ý appears to be usually the sound of the letter "E"'s name (or, IPA [i]), it also appears to be used as the consonant form [j] (as in like "yes" [jɛs] more or less)
ß is unambiguously the German Esset which is just s, but it is notably never word-initial, and is usually word-final, so it'd look wrong to a German viewer in "ßäķæ"
Wikipedia knows about ä too:
The letter Ä occurs as an independent letter in the Finnish, Swedish, Skolt Sami, Karelian, Estonian, Luxembourgish, North Frisian, Saterlandic, Emiliano-Romagnolo, Rotuman, Slovak, Tatar, Gagauz, German, and Turkmen alphabets, where it represents a vowel sound. In Finnish, Turkmen and Tatar this is always /æ/; in Swedish and Estonian, regional variation, as well as the letter's position in a word, allows for either [æ] or [ɛ]. In German and Slovak Ä stands for [ɛ] (or the archaic but correct [æ]). In the romanization of the Nanjing dialect Ä stands for [ɛ].
So, it'll be something somewhere between where you'd usually pronounce "a" and "e", possibly through "a" in "bathtub" or "back" (which is to say IPA [a])
Wikipedia doesn't have much on ķ though-
Ķ, ķ (k-cedilla) is the 17th letter of the Latvian alphabet.. Ķ is the official Latin transliteration of the Cyrillic letter Қ.
It doesn't have anything on how ķ is usually pronounced, but I think we could just use [k] or [q]
æ is from Latin, and appears to actually literally be a+e in both appearance and origin. It is supposed to rhyme with "eye" [ai] but it is also pronounced like the letter's name "E" [i]
So, depending on what ś is, it'd probably be pronounced something like "Seuss-she sacky" (or "sack-eye")
@@ferociousfeind8538 Beautiful. Thank you very much for your effort, that's more than I could have hoped for!
Freaking Arin. 😂
If the word doesn't come up immediately, it's not because it's an unlikely answer. It's because of how it's spelled.