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Months of the Year in Spanish

The twelve months in Spanish run from enero to diciembre.

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All twelve months in Spanish

Spanish months with their English meanings.
WordEnglish
eneroJanuary
febreroFebruary
marzoMarch
abrilApril
mayoMay
junioJune
julioJuly
agostoAugust
septiembreSeptember
octubreOctober
noviembreNovember
diciembreDecember

The four seasons in Spanish

The four seasons in Spanish
WordEnglish
la primaveraspring
el veranosummer
el otoñoautumn
el inviernowinter

How to use Spanish months

  • Spanish month names are lowercase: enero, not Enero, unless they start a sentence.
  • Dates use de before the month: el 14 de agosto.
  • The four seasons are la primavera, el verano, el otoño, and el invierno.

Common mistakes

  • Capitalizing every month as in English, such as writing Enero inside a sentence.
  • Dropping the accent in the season otoño.

Common questions

Are Spanish months capitalized?
No. Write enero, febrero, and marzo in lowercase inside a sentence.
How do you write a date in Spanish?
Use el, the day number, de, and the month: el 14 de agosto.

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enero

January · el invierno

The four seasons

la primavera

spring

el verano

summer

el otoño

autumn

el invierno

winter

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enero

January

febrero

February

marzo

March

abril

April

mayo

May

junio

June

julio

July

agosto

August

septiembre

September

octubre

October

noviembre

November

diciembre

December

la primavera

spring

el verano

summer

el otoño

autumn

el invierno

winter

el mes

month

el año

year

la estación del año

season

el trimestre

quarter of the year

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