So, for a few notes there, guys, even though though "January" is usually "properly" said with an extra syllable, Australian's often just say, "Jan-u-ree". "Jan-u-ree". "Jan-u-ree".
And it's the same with "February". That's too hard to say. So, we often just shorten it to, "Feb-u-ree", "Feb-u-ree". "Feb-u-ree".
The rest of the months are pretty straightforward. They're just said as they're spelt.
The only thing to note is that any of the months that end in "-ER", in an Australian accent we say, "AH" instead of "ER", like an American accent.
So, we would say, "Septembah", "Octobah", "Novembah", "Decembah".
And one last little note, every now and then you're going to hear people refer to January and February as just "Jan" or "Feb", "Jan" or "Feb".
The rest of the months are always left as the full word, however, "Jan" and "Feb" are often contracted down to that first syllable.
January. February. March. April. May. June. July. August. September. October. November. December.
So, I hope you enjoyed this episode guys.
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