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January | Januar |
‘We moved house in January.’ |
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February | Februar |
‘I’m going skiing in February.’ |
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March | März |
‘The lease on the property expires in the middle of March.’ |
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April | April |
‘April was our busiest month yet.’ |
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May | Mai |
‘I started a new job at the end of May.’ |
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June | Juni |
‘If sales don’t improve in June then we might need to look for ways to cut costs.’ |
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July | Juli |
‘I’m going on holiday to the beach in July.’ |
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August | August |
‘The new factory was opened in August.’ |
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September | September |
‘Our finance manager resigned in September, so we’ve just started looking for a replacement.’ |
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October | Oktober |
‘My birthday is in October.’ |
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November | November |
‘We’ve arranged the sales conference for the end of November.’ |
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December | Dezember |
‘December is our busiest month for sales.’ |
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Seasons
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spring | Frühling |
‘We’ll review the product portfolio in the spring.’ |
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summer | Sommer |
‘Our peak sales are in late summer.’ |
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autumn | Herbst |
‘My favourite season is autumn.’ American English = ‘fall’ |
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winter | Winter |
‘We’re launching a new range of holidays for the winter season.’ |
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spring equinox | Frühjahrs-Tagundnachtgleiche |
‘The evenings are starting to get much lighter. It’ll soon be the spring equinox.’ |
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midsummer's day | Hochsommertag |
‘Midsummer’s day is in June.’ |
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autumn equinox | Herbst-Tagundnachtgleiche |
‘The autumn equinox is in September.’ |
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a bank holiday | ein Feiertag |
‘It’s a bank holiday on Monday, so the office will be closed.’ |
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