Months in Dutch

The months in Dutch: januari (January), februari (February), maart (March), april (April), mei (May), juni (June), juli (July), augustus (August), september (September), oktober (October), november (November), december (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

  • januari January

    Januari is de eerste maand.

    January is the first month.

  • februari February

    Februari is meestal een korte maand.

    February is usually a short month.

  • maart March

    Ik bezoek hen meestal in maart.

    I usually visit them in March.

  • april April

    De basketbalwedstrijd is in april.

    The basketball game is in April.

  • mei May

    Mijn eindexamen is in mei.

    My final exam is in May.

  • juni June

    Ik weet het antwoord in juni.

    I will know the answer by June.

  • juli July

    Juli is meestal een erg warme maand.

    July is usually a very warm month.

  • augustus August

    Kunnen we in augustus weer afspreken?

    Can we meet again in August?

  • september September

    Mijn vakantie is in september.

    My vacation is in September.

  • oktober October

    Is je verjaardag in oktober?

    Is your birthday in October?

  • november November

    Waarom regent het in november?

    Why does it rain in November?

  • december December

    december is de laatste maand.

    December is the last month.

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