How do you write English words from January to December?

January: January February: March: April, May, June: June, July: July,

August: August,

September: September, October: october, November: november, December: de-cem-ber

2. Clothing: Clothing reflects the level of a person's cultural quality and the elegance of aesthetic taste. Specifically, it must be natural and decent, coordinated and generous, and it must abide by some conventional norms or principles.

Clothing should not only adapt to their specific conditions, but also must always pay attention to the objective environment, the occasion of the person's dress requirements, that is, dress should give priority to the three elements of time, place and purpose, and strive to be consistent with the time, place and purpose in all aspects of dressing.

As follows:

January: January [ d nju ri] February: February [ febru ri] March: March [mɑdu:t].

April: April [EIPR L].

May: May [mei].

June: June [d u:n].

July: July [d u: lai].

August: August [st].

September: September [s p temb] October: october [k t ub] November:

November [n u vemb ]December: December [di semb] Note: The order of expressing the year, month and day in English is month + day + year, and the day and year need to be separated by commas, such as August 2, 2003 is August 2, 2003 in English is August, 2nd, 2003.

It can also be expressed in terms of day + month + year; For example, May 10, 2003 is expressed in English as 10th, may, 2003.

Use of prepositions before the date in English: use the preposition in if it refers to a year or month, and use the preposition on if it is specific to a certain day.

January Pick up the cow Ruo Rui February send love is not like Rui March mom eat April Alas Portuguese meat may sister June pig july pig come August Ao Ge Die Special September Sai Pa Bo october Ao Ke steal Bo November december Di Sen M Bo.

January (Jian Lier Rui) January.

February ( fai 不入儿瑞) February March (scolding) March.

April March.

May (sister) May.

June ( 揪恩) June.

July ( Milk Pulling) July.

August (Oh Gust) August.

September (Shoot the Table's BER) September, October (Oak Head BER), October.

November (nowenber)December ( Простовання mber)December It is recommended to learn the phonetic alphabet, which is the fundamental.

January (Pick you Ruorui)FebruaryFebruary(fai)March(Machi)MarchApril(eiPuruao)April(No)MayJune(Zhuen)JuneJul(Zhulahey)JuliAugust (Okafat)August(Setaimobo)SeptemberOctober (Oketobo)OctoberNovember (Nuwaimebo)NovemberDecember (Disaimobo) december

Pick you up in January. February f

January: Janeary

February

March: March

April: April

May: May

June: June

July: Juli

August: August,

September: September

October: October

November: November

December: december

January January, February, February.

March of March.

April 1.

May May.

June of June.

july july.

August August.

September, September, October.

November.

december December.

January, abbreviation: jan

February, abbreviation: feb

March, abbreviation: mar

April, abbreviation: APR

May, abbreviation: may

June, abbreviation: jun

July, abbreviation: jul

August, abbreviation: aug

September, abbreviation: SEP or SEPT

October, abbreviation: OCT

November, abbreviation: nov

December, abbreviation: dec

January Jane, February Aprureary, March March, April April, May May, June June, July August, September September, October October, November November, December December

January January.

February

March of March.

April 1.

May May.

June of June.

july july.

August August.

September September.

October of October.

November.

december December.

English of the week:Monday.

Tuesday.

Wednesday Wednesday.

Thursday Thursday.

Friday.

Saturday.

Sunday.

The English words from January to December are: January January, February February, March March, April, May May, June June, July July, August August, September September, October October, November November, December December.

English words from January to December: january, february, march, april, may, june, july, august, september, october, november, december.

January: january, abbreviated as jan, pronounced [d nju ri].

February: February, abbreviated as feb, pronounced [febru ri].

March: march, abbreviated as mar, pronounced [mɑt].

April: April, abbreviated as APR, pronounced [eipr l].

May: may, abbreviated as may, pronounced [mei].

June: june, abbreviated as jun, pronounced [d un].

July: july, abbreviated as jul, pronounced [d u lai].

August: August, abbreviated as aug, pronounced [st].

September: September, abbreviated as SEPT, pronounced [s p temb].

October: October, abbreviated as Oct, pronounced [ k t ub ].

November: November, abbreviated as nov, pronounced [n u vemb].

December: december, abbreviated as dec, pronounced [di semb].

1. Janeary: January.

2. February: February.

3. March: March.

4. April: April.

5. may: May.

6. June: June.

7. july: July.

8. August: August.

9. September: September.

10. October: October.

11. November: November.

12. december: December.

The different months are as follows:

1. January: Jan：january

2. February: Feb：february

3. March: Mar：march

4. April: APR：april

5. May: May：may

6. June: jun：june

7. July: Jul：july

8. August: aug：august

9. September: SEPT：september

10. October: Oct：october

Notation of dates.

1. The date is written (written) and read (spoken) slightly differently

For example, "October 1st" can be written as october1

october1st

1stoctober

the) 1stofoctober et al.

Words for months can also be abbreviated, e.g., 1oct

However, in colloquial language, there are usually only two ways to pronounce october(the)first or thefirstofoctober.

2. When the date and day are arranged, usually the day of the week comes before and the date comes last.

Such as: hearrivedonfriday, may10

He arrived on Friday, May 10.

3. Abbreviation of date.

If it ends with -first, it should be added as a number. e.g. thirty-first, 31st

If it ends in -second, it should be added as a number. Such as: twenty-second, 22nd

If it ends in -third, it should be added as a number. Such as: thirty-third, 33rd

l, l month: jan: january

Month: feb: febuary

Month: Mar: March

Month: APR: APRII

Month: May: May

Month: jun: june

Month: jui: juiy

Month: Aug: August

Month: SEPT:September

10. October: oct: october

11. November: nov: november

12. December: dec:december

1 The English for December are: Jane, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December.

1 The abbreviations for December are: jan, feb, mar, apr, may, jun, jul, aug, sept, oct, nov, dec.

In the English month, the formal way of writing and the way of abbreviation are different. In different occasions, different writing methods need to be used, which can be more in line with the English writing standards. It's like the way you write in English when you take an exam, it's a formal style.

The English words from January to December are written around the following: January: january, February:

February, March: March, April: April, May:

May, June: June, July: July, August:

August, September, October: October, October: October: October: October: October

November, December: December.

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