How to write in German from Monday to Sunday and from January to December?

1. Write the following from Monday to Sunday:

1, Monday: Montag [`Mo:nta:k], abbreviation: Mo.

Example:

Today is? Montague, I have to go to work.

Today is Monday and I have to work again.

2. Tuesday: Dean Staag? [`Di:nsta:k], abbreviation: Di

Example:

Das Gesch？ ft ist bis einschliesslich？ Dean Staag? Gerschrosen

The shop is closed until Tuesday (including Tuesday).

3. Wednesday: Mitevich? 【` mitv？ X], abbreviation: Mi

Example:

Where is my wife? Mitwoch? Tennis.

My daughter played tennis on Wednesday.

4. Thursday: Donna Staag [`d? n？ Sta:k], abbreviation: Do

Example:

What will the Bundesliga look like? Donna Staag? Stafford finden

The Bundesliga will start on Thursday.

5. Friday: Fleita? [`fraita:k]

Example:

Me? Fleita? Will is in Frankfurt.

He will play an away game in Frankfurt on Friday.

6. Saturday: Samsta [Zam sta:k]

Example:

Der？ Sam Staag? This is a kindergarten.

Saturday is Children's Day.

7. Sunday: Sonntag? 【` z？ nta:k]

Example:

What does this mean? Sonntag.

The ship set sail on Sunday.

Second, from January to December, it is written like this:

1, January: January? [`janua:？ ], abbreviation: Jan

Example:

This version is 1. ? January? Vixham.

These regulations take effect on 1 month 1 day.

2. February: Februar [? fe？ b？ ua？ ], abbreviation: Febr

Example:

What is life like in Germany? February.

The cost of living in Germany rose in February.

3. March: m? rz？ [mεrts]

Example:

What is the earliest label in the world? m？ rz？ New era.

According to the lunar calendar, March 1 is New Year's Day.

April: April

Example:

This is a ￡ 20 stamp. ? April? Stat.

The meeting was held on Friday, April 20th.

May: May? [wheat]

Example:

The new development plan is gültig ab 1. ? Mai.

The new driving schedule will take effect on May 1.

6. Joan: Youni? [`ju:ni]

Example:

Dish? What are you looking for? Youni? Stat.

This year's company outing was held in June.

July, July: Julie? [Residence: Li]

Example:

Is this free? Julie.

The last day of July is Friday.

August: August? [gust]

Example:

Deutsche Welle 1. ? August? Use kraft paper.

The lease contract will take effect on August 1 day.

9. September: September 【zεp`tεmb？ ]

Example:

Im？ September? sind die N？ I often go to school.

The nights in September are usually cool.

10, October: Oktoberfest? [? k`to:b？ ]

Example:

Is this your life? Oktoberfest.

This grape variety 65438+ 10 ripens in October.

1 1, 1 1 month:1/month? [there is no `v ε MB? ]

Example:

The Seine? uft am 1。 ? 1 1 month? Australia.

The contract (his term of office) expires on June 1 1.

12, December: December? 【de`tsεmb？ ]

Example:

Phyl is 2 1. ? December? Wolger sen.

The celebration is scheduled for 65438+February 2 1 day.

Extended data:

Other time words in German:

1, today: heute [`h? yt？ ]

Example:

Is Mittag in Sen today?

What to eat at noon today?

2. Yesterday: gestern? 【` gεst？ n]

Example:

Es war? gestern？ A graduate? rmer。

The temperature was several degrees higher yesterday.

3. The day before yesterday: vorgestern

Example:

What era is this newspaper? vorgestern。

This is the newspaper of the day before yesterday.

4. Tomorrow: Morgan? 【` m？ rgn]

Example:

I'm Grobe. Who are you? Morgan. Learning is ok.

I think I can get my report card tomorrow.