How to spell and pronounce the English words from January to December

Most of the single words for January through December come from Latin and are spelled as follows:

January January, the first month, the new year's month

January is the first month of the year.January is the first month of the solar year and is a big month, *** having 31 days. In the Northern Hemisphere, January is the third month of winter. The festivals of this month: Xiao Han and Da Han.

The English word for January comes from the ancient Roman patron saint, the two-faced god Janus, who had two faces, one in front gazing into the future and one in the back of his head looking back at the past.

On January 1, 2016, the comprehensive two-child policy under the draft amendment to the Family Planning Law came into effect.

February February

February, the second month of the solar year, has 28 days in a regular year and 29 days in a leap year. On three occasions in history, February has had 30 days. In the Northern Hemisphere, February is the third month of winter. The festivals of this month are: Lunar New Year and Rain. The English word for February (February) comes from the ancient Roman month of Februus (fasting month), and may also be derived from Sabaean.

NBA All-Star voting takes place Feb. 15, 2016, in Toronto.

The time interval between the Earth's one-week orbits around the Sun is about 365.2422 days, and we use a calendar that has only 365 days per year in a flat year, which means that every four years there's almost one extra day on the calendar. To solve this remainder, an extra leap day - February 29th - is added after every 4 years. This was done for the first time in the Julian calendar, which was developed by the ancient Romans in 46 BC. But this was still inaccurate compared to one week of Earth's rotation, so three more leap days were canceled every four hundred years, and this is the Gregorian calendar, the solar calendar that is now used around the world.

The current solar calendar was established by Julius Caesar in 46 BC. Initially, he stipulated that there should be 12 months in a year, with a single month of 31 days as a big month and a double month of 30 days as a small month. After this stipulation, there were 366 days in a year, and there was one extra day, which should be deducted, and from which month should it be deducted? At that time, Rome had to execute a group of prisoners in February every year, so February was considered an unlucky month. As a result, Caesar reduced February by one day, leaving 29 days. Later, when Augustus became emperor, he realized that the month of July, in which Caesar was born, had 31 days, while the month of August, in which he himself was born, had only 30 days, so he subtracted another day from February and added it to August. This left February with 28 days (29 days with a leap every four years) and August became 31 days. At the same time, he made changes to the number of days in the following months, and it became what it is now.

Leaping a day every four years is a bit too much. The correct way to do it would be to leap every four years, but not in centuries, such as 2100 or 2200, but again in 400 years, such as 2000 or 2400.

March

March is the third month of the solar or lunar year, and is a big month, *** having 31 days. In the Northern Hemisphere, March is the first month of spring, and the festivals of the month include: the hibernation and the vernal equinox. March in English comes from Mars, the ancient Roman god of war.

On the morning of March 16, 2016, the Fourth Session of the Twelfth National People's Congress (NPC) successfully completed its agenda and closed at the Great Hall of the People. The General Assembly approved the report on the work of the government, the outline of the "13th Five-Year Plan", the report on the work of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress.

April April

April is the fourth month of the solar year, the first small month of the year, and *** has 30 days. In the Northern Hemisphere, April is the second month of spring, and the festivals of the month: Qingming and Guyu. The English word April comes from the word aperire, which means "to open" and probably means that plants start to grow in spring. Every April, Seville celebrates the traditional festival of April, which marks the beginning of summer in Spain. The fourth month of the lunar calendar is when citrus and other crops bloom.

April festivals are: International April Fool's Day, Ching Ming Festival, Easter, World Earth Day.

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May May

May is the fifth month of the Gregorian calendar year and is a big month with 31 days. "In the northern hemisphere, May is the third month of spring, and there are two festivals in this month: Rixia and Xiaoman, and the main festivals in May are May Day, May Fourth Youth Day, and Mother's Day.

The English name May probably derives from Maya (Maius in Latin), the goddess of spring and life in Roman mythology, or from Bona Dea, the goddess of festivals celebrated in the month of May, or from the Latin word maiores, which means "the older ones".

From May 29 to June 1, 2016, the 2016 China (Beijing) E-Commerce Conference was held at the China National Convention Center in Beijing. With the theme of "Innovation - Ecology - **** Enjoy", the conference highlights the characteristics of high-end, internationalization and specialization, discusses the development trend of e-commerce at home and abroad, and showcases the development of e-commerce in China.

June June

June is a word meaning the sixth month of the year; it is often used to refer to the righteous division that defends the country from chaos.

July July

July is the seventh month of the year, and there are also Chinese poets with the pen name July. There are also Korean musicians named July, the anime character July, the movie July, and many more.

July in English comes from Julius Caesar, an ancient Roman general (Caesar did not become emperor), who was named Julius after his death.

August

After Julius Caesar's death, his nephew Octavian became the first Roman emperor. To be on a par with Caesar, he also wanted to name a month after himself. His birthday was in August. Because after he ascended the throne, the Roman Senate granted him the honorific title Augustus (Latin - Augustus) in August. So he decided to name the month of August after this honorific. It turned out that August was one day less than July, and in order to equalize with Caesar, he decided to take another day out of February and add it to August. From then on, there was one less day in February. The English word August evolved from the emperor's Latin honorific.

September

According to the old Roman calendar, March was the first month, and September was the seventh, from the Latin septem meaning "seven". When the Romans adopted the Julian Calendar, they retained several of the original names of the months, and September became "Septembre". In the early 9th century, Charlemagne, the emperor of the feudal empire of Western Europe, rejected the Roman name and called September "the month of acquisition". In the early 9th century, Charlemagne, the emperor of the Western European feudal empire, refused to accept the Roman name and called September "the month of acquisition", which was followed in English. So for a long time, September has been called 'harvest-month' in English, meaning 'month of harvest'.

October

October is the tenth month of the year, the third month of fall. October is a big month in the Gregorian calendar, with 31 days.

English: October, from the Latin word Octo, meaning "eight". Japanese calendar: Kannazuki (かんなづき Kannazuki).

October festivals: Cold Dew (8-9 days), Frost (23-24 days).

November, the winter month

With Roman emperors Augustus and Julius Caesar both having months named after them, the citizens of Rome and the Senate demanded that then-Roman emperor Tiberius name November after him. But Tiberius did not agree, wisely saying to everyone that if every Roman emperor named the month after himself, what would happen if a 13th emperor appeared? So, November still retains the old name Novem, which is Latin for "nine", and in the old calendar this month was originally the ninth month. The English month of November evolved from this. November on the lunar calendar, also known as the winter month, frost month, frost month.

December December, the month of waxing

December is the 12th month of the Gregorian calendar, a big month, a **** 31 days. The twelfth month of the lunar calendar is called the Lunar or Ugly month.

The Gregorian calendar originated from the ancient Roman calendar. Roman English originally only 10 months, ten months only 305 days, the ancient Roman emperor decided to add two months placed at the end of the year, and later Julius Caesar the Great moved these two months to the beginning of the year, becoming January and February. The Roman Emperor Lucius wanted to name the last month of the year, December, after his mistress's Amagonius, but was opposed by the Senate. As a result, the month of December remained under the old name Decem, which means "10" in Latin. The English word December evolved from this.

December's festivals: snow, winter solstice.December's festivals: World AIDS Day, Nanjing Massacre Remembrance Day, Christmas.2016 Chengdu International Tourism Exhibition 2016 was held from December 2 to 4, 2016 in Chengdu Century City New International Convention and Exhibition Center.

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