Months in Czech

The months in Czech: leden (January), únor (February), březen (March), duben (April), květen (May), červen (June), červenec (July), srpen (August), září (September), říjen (October), listopad (November), prosinec (December). Below are all 12 months from lesson 26 of the Flashcardly course, each with a picture and native audio.

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Lesson 26 · Months & Dates 12 words

  • leden January

    Leden je první měsíc.

    January is the first month.

  • únor February

    Únor je obvykle krátký měsíc.

    February is usually a short month.

  • březen March

    Obvykle je navštěvuji v březnu.

    I usually visit them in March.

  • duben April

    Basketbalový zápas je v dubnu.

    The basketball game is in April.

  • květen May

    Moje závěrečná zkouška je v květnu.

    My final exam is in May.

  • červen June

    Do června budu znát odpověď.

    I will know the answer by June.

  • červenec July

    Červenec je obvykle velmi teplý měsíc.

    July is usually a very warm month.

  • srpen August

    Můžeme se v srpnu znovu sejít?

    Can we meet again in August?

  • září September

    Moje dovolená je v září.

    My vacation is in September.

  • říjen October

    Máš narozeniny v říjnu?

    Is your birthday in October?

  • listopad November

    Proč v listopadu prší?

    Why does it rain in November?

  • prosinec December

    Prosinec je poslední měsíc.

    December is the last month.

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