How to pronounce the English pronunciation from January to December?

January? January? English [? d？ nju？ Ri] beauty [? d？ njueri]？

February, March? English [? February? Ri] beauty [? februeri]？

March, March? English [mɑ:t? ] beauty [m: rt? ]?

April. April? English [? e？ Public relations? L] beauty [? epr？ l】？

May? May? English [me? ] beauty [beauty]?

June. June? English [d]? U:n] beautiful [d? u:n]

July, July? English [d]? u？ Los Angeles? ] Beauty [dla? ]?

August? August? English [? :g？ Holy] beauty ['? ɡ? st]

September? September? English [sep? temb？ (r)] beauty [s? p？ t？ mb？ ]?

October, October? English [? k？ t？ b？ (r)] Beauty [ɑ:k? Where to? b？ (r)]

November, November? English [nvemb? (r)] beauty [no? vemb？ (r)]

December, December? English [d]? semb？ (r)] beauty [d? s？ mb？ ]

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The mythical origin of the month in English

The month of 1. 1 is the first month of the solar year, which is a big month. * * * There is 3 1 day.

In the northern hemisphere, 65438+ 10 is the third month of winter. Solar terms this month: slight cold and severe cold.

The English word "January" comes from Janus, a double-faced god in ancient Roman mythology.

February is the second month of the solar year, with 28 days in a normal year and 29 days in a leap year. Historically, February once appeared for 30 days. (See: 30 February)

In the northern hemisphere, February is the first month of spring, and this month's solar terms are: beginning of spring, rain.

February in English comes from February in ancient Rome and may also come from Sabine.

March is the third month of the solar year, and it is a big month with * * * 3 1 day.

In the northern hemisphere, March is the second month of spring, and the solar terms of this month are: fright and vernal equinox.

March in English comes from the myth of Mars, the ancient Roman god of war.

April is the fourth month of the solar year, and it is a small moon with 30 days.

In the northern hemisphere, April is the third month of spring, and this month's solar terms are Qingming and Grain Rain.

April in English comes from the word aperire, which means "open", which may mean that plants begin to grow in spring.

May is the fifth month of the solar year, and it is a big month. * * * There is 3 1 day.

In the northern hemisphere, May is the first month of summer, and this month has two solar terms: Long Summer and Xiaoman.

The English word "May" may come from Maia, the ancient Roman goddess, or from a festival celebrating May.

June, June is the sixth month of the solar year, which is a miscarriage for 30 days.

In the northern hemisphere, June is the second month of summer, and the solar terms of this month are: awn seed and summer solstice.

June in English comes from Juno, the wife of Jupiter, the ancient Roman goddess.