@BlueMountain A ß is just a double "s" (e.g. Maß = Mass)
I see something else that's missing...J! Though, to be fair, Classical Latin doesn't use "j"s...I'm sure that was just a conscious, intellectual choice
That's eszett, also known as scharfes s. It's mostly a long ess sound. One of those things you get used to. It isn't the oddest-looking character of any European language....
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Ridicules? Isn't that the present tense verb form of ridicule? Like, to make fun of someone?