1-65438+February English Pronunciation

The following are the English pronunciations from 1 to 12 in recent months:

1. January (January):

January pronunciation [? Dn.ju.er.i], pay attention to the stress on the first syllable, that is, "Jan".

2. February:

February pronunciation [? f？ B.rur.i], pay attention to gently slip off the middle "r" syllable when pronouncing.

March (March):

March is pronounced [mɑ? rt？ ], pay attention to the "r" sound in your throat when pronouncing.

April (April):

April pronunciation:? e？ . Public relations? L], pay attention to the short "P" sound when pronouncing.

5. May:

May is pronounced [me? ], pay attention to keep the lip shape round when pronouncing, and make a clear long sound "e".

6. June:

June is pronounced [d? Un], pay attention to the voiced "j" when pronouncing.

7. July:

The pronunciation of July is [D? Los Angeles? ], pay attention to the stress on the second syllable when pronouncing, and pronounce a shorter "L".

8. August (August):

August is pronounced [? ɡ? St], pay attention to the stress on the second syllable when pronouncing, and pronounce the obvious "G".

9. September:

The pronunciation of September is [s? p？ t？ m.b？ R], pay attention to the "b" syllable in the middle when pronouncing.

10. October (October):

October pronunciation [ɑk? Where to? . b？ R], pay attention to the "b" syllable in the middle when pronouncing.

11.11month:

November pronunciation [November? m.b？ R], pay attention to the "b" syllable in the middle when pronouncing.

12. December:

December is pronounced [ds? m.b？ R], pay attention to the "b" syllable in the middle when pronouncing.

Expand knowledge:

The origin of the month: the etymology of the month can be traced back to Latin. Many names of months come from gods or numbers in Roman mythology. For example, January, from Janus, is a Roman double-faced god; February comes from the Latin februarius, which means "clean".

Pronunciation of months in other countries: The pronunciation of months in different countries and regions may be slightly different. This is because different languages and dialects have different phonetic symbols and pronunciation rules. Therefore, while learning English, it is also an interesting and rich experience to know the pronunciation of the month in other languages.

Seasons and festivals: the pronunciation of months is related to seasons and festivals. Knowing these can help you better understand and use the pronunciation of the month. For example,1February is the last month of winter and is associated with Christmas and New Year holidays.