An international Squardle

I'm Scott Strosahl, and today I'm solving the daily Squardle for Dec 19th. #Squardle is like #Wordle squared, and it's a lot of fun!
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[@furbyfubar]

Just seeing the title I thought for a moment you were going to be solving a non-English Squardle... If you're looking for a new challenge it is surprisingly doable to solve a Squardle in a language you don't speak, even without using a dictionary while playing. Though a lot of time would be spent trying out letter combinations to see if something might be a valid guess, so it's possible it wouldn't work all that well as a video. The languages I know well are Swedish, English, and JavaScript, but I successfully solved a Brazilian Portuguese Squardle a while back without knowing much of anything about the language. For German and to some extent Spanish I can at least go "That looks like it might be a word in that language" just from random exposure to the languages, but I don't actually know many words at all. If anyone's thinking to try this out, links to the other language Squardles are in the settings menu, and but there are a few alphabet changes to keep in mind. Spanish: Ñ is its own letter while á, é, ó, ú, and ü are treated as the version without diacritics. Swedish: Å, Ä, and Ö are their own letters, and having three more vowels predictably makes the game harder. German: German crosswords and word puzzles are odd in that they traditionally don't add their "extra" letters as separate letters, but those letters are added as two letter combos. So Squardle follows this convention. Ä =AE, Ö = OE, Ü = UE, and ẞ = SS, meaning that there are some 4 and even 3 letter words that are valid guesses and answers. Oh, and stats are separate for each language, so you're not risking your streaks by playing in a language you don't speak.

[@FightingForceSoulless]

Oh yeah, it's definitely [Knee-zheer] and not [Nai-dzhr] according to the people that live there. Heard that plenty of times, but hey, it's a tricky one to pronounce.

[@TmOnlineMapper]

I'd argue if you don't pronounce it like the racial slur, you're fine though.

[@aadilwaqas3599]

Thank you for using my suggestion today Scott! Great solve 👍🏽

[@Tiz2909]

I started with FLUTE, CAIRN, SHOWY, then I don't think I struggled much, I finished it with 7 guesses remaining

[@Ascendanzy]

Most people think its Niger, but it's actually Niger.

[@rojandyyyyyyyyy]

Very Chill... e... 🇨🇱

[@kennyfa2874]

Nice solve! I guessed BRISS on my 4th guess 😆

[@tornadothetwixter3186]

nice!

[@MrMayhem010]

I started with POUCH‚ STING‚ and RELAY. Then I guessed BAGEL and got it with 5 guesses remaining

[@sevillaa6532]

Always love watching your solutions. Greetings from Chile.

[@rojandyyyyyyyyy]

Same, actually. Didn't expect to not be the only one to be from Chile and watch this channel.

[@StroSolves]

@@rojandyyyyyyyyy @sevillaa6532 Gracias. Estoy feliz de que ustedes dos están aquí.

[@rojandyyyyyyyyy]

@@StroSolves No hay problema! Me pregunto cuántos latinoamericanos estarán viendo tus videos... 🤔

[@leomezzina9835]

I started with BUILD POWER NASTY. 6 left.

[@ryanstockdale1678]

I had 5 guesses left and did it in about 10 minutes. I always start with chain store dumpy

[@stephenbeck7222]

Had to be BLISS at the end because of the orange L on the previous guess, not that it really mattered at that point!

[@NoNameAtAll2]

why is your second channel not in Channels tab of this channel?

[@StroSolves]

It should be. I'll have to see if I can figure out why...

[@StroSolves]

It's in there, you just have to scroll down far enough.