Months of the Year
Just like the days of the week, Danish months are not capitalized. To talk about an event happening "in" a certain month, use the preposition i (for example, i januar).
| The year begins in January. | Året begynder i januar. |
| Who do you visit in January and February? | Hvem besøger du i januar og februar? |
Many months are spelled almost identically to their English counterparts.
| My father helps you in the garden in March and April. | Min far hjælper dig i haven i marts og april. |
| We relax on the beach in June and July. | Vi slapper af på stranden i juni og juli. |
| The school begins in August, not in September. | Skolen begynder i august, ikke i september. |
| My daughter loves December. | Min datter elsker december. |
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