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What are the 12 months in German?
German Months of the year
- Januar (yah-noo-ahr) – January.
- Februar ( fay-broo-ahr) – February.
- März (mehrtz) – March.
- April (ah-pril) – April.
- Mai (my) – May.
- Juni (yoo-nee) – June.
- Juli (yoo-lee) – July.
- August (ow-goost) – August.
How do you count to 12 in German?
We’ve created this handy little table of German numbers from 1 to 20 for students who are new to learning German….German Numbers 1 – 20 Posted by Transparent Language on Oct 24, 2012 in Language.
| Number | German |
|---|---|
| 10 | zehn |
| 11 | elf |
| 12 | zwölf |
| 13 | dreizehn |
What we say months in German?
How to Say Months of the Year in German
| English | German | How to pronounce the months in German |
|---|---|---|
| January | Januar | yah-noo-ahr |
| February | Februar | fay-broo-ahr |
| March | März | mehrts |
| April | April | ah-pril |
What are the 12 months in Japanese?
Days and Months
| Months | ||
|---|---|---|
| 9. | ku-gatsu | September |
| 10. | juu-gatsu | October |
| 11. | juuichi-gatsu | November |
| 12. | juuni-gatsu | December |
How do you write gatsu?
がつ (月 in Kanji) Gatsu … for the name of each month (January, February, etc.)
How do you tell the time in German?
To tell the time in German on the hour, you say Es ist (hour) Uhr. To tell time using the hour and minutes, you say Es ist (hour) Uhr + (minutes). To indicate minutes after the hour, you use the word nach. To indicate minutes before the hour, you use the word vor.
How many months are in a month?
A year is divided into 12 months in the modern-day Gregorian calendar. The months are either 28, 29, 30, or 31 days long.
How many months make a term?
There is some debate in online forums that a full-term pregnancy is actually 10 months. Many people argue this because they say that a month is four weeks and that means that 40 weeks is 10 months. However, under the Gregorian calendar , which is used in the United States, a month is actually about 4.3 weeks.
How long is month of Sundays?
Taking the idiom “a month of Sundays” at its most literal sense, it describes a period of time that is longer than a month. For example, most months have 30 or 31 days in them, and during those months Sundays come along every seven days.