Months in English
Here are the twelve months in English with the pronunciation:
- January – /’gian.iu.e.ri/
- February – /’fe.bru.e.ri/
- March – /’ma:tc/
- April – /’ei.pril/
- May – /’mei/
- June – /’giun/
- July – /giu’lai/
- August – /’o:.gust/
- September – /sep’tem.ba/
- October – /ok’tou.ba/
- November – /nou’vem.ba/
- December – /di’sem.ba/
We also always use a capital letter for the first letter of months. For example:
– February is the shortest month of the year, with only 28 days.
– They’re going away on holiday in May.
– The weather is very hot here in July.
– It’s very cold in December.
– Halloween is in October.
As you can see, with the months we use ‘in’.
