Days of the Week & Months in French
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Days of the week in French
| Native | English | IPA | Example | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| lundi | Monday | /lœ̃.di/ | Aujourd'hui c'est lundi.Today is Monday. | |
| mardi | Tuesday | /maʁ.di/ | Je travaille le mardi.I work on Tuesdays. | |
| mercredi | Wednesday | /mɛʁ.kʁə.di/ | Mercredi, j'ai cours.Wednesday, I have class. | |
| jeudi | Thursday | /ʒø.di/ | On se voit jeudi ?See you Thursday? | |
| vendredi | Friday | /vɑ̃.dʁə.di/ | Vendredi soir, on sort.Friday night, we go out. | |
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Months of the year in French
| Native | English | IPA | Example | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| janvier | January | /ʒɑ̃.vje/ | Il neige en janvier.It snows in January. | |
| février | February | /fe.vʁi.je/ | Février est court.February is short. | |
| mars | March | /maʁs/ | Le printemps en mars.Spring in March. | |
| avril | April | /a.vʁil/ | En avril, ne te découvre pas d'un fil.In April, don't shed a thread. | |
| mai | May | /mɛ/ | Mai est joli.May is pretty. | |
| juin | June | /ʒɥɛ̃/ | Juin, début de l'été.June, start of summer. | |
| juillet | July | /ʒɥi.jɛ/ | Les vacances en juillet.Holidays in July. | |
| août | August | /u(t)/ | Paris est vide en août.Paris is empty in August. | |
| septembre | September | /sɛp.tɑ̃bʁ/ | La rentrée en septembre.Back to school in September. | |
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Grammar note
French days and months are not capitalised either — 'lundi', 'janvier'. Use 'le' before a day for habitual actions ('le lundi' = on Mondays). The week starts on Monday in France.
FAQ
- Are days and months capitalised in French?
- French days and months are not capitalised either — 'lundi', 'janvier'. Use 'le' before a day for habitual actions ('le lundi' = on Mondays). The week starts on Monday in France.
- How many months does the French calendar have?
- French uses the Gregorian calendar with 12 months, the same as English.
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