Months of the Year in Spanish, German, and French

Juillet is the French word for July. The other options are English/Scandinavian (juli), Spanish (julio), and English (july). French has a unique double-L pronunciation in this word.

Août is the French word for August. The other options are English (august), Spanish (agosto), and made-up variant (augusto). The circumflex accent is essential in French spelling. Note: HTML encoded in source.

Septembre is the French word for September. The other options are English (september), Spanish (septiembre), and Italian (settembre). French follows Latin-based patterns similar to other Romance languages.

Octobre is the French word for October. The other options include German (oktober), Spanish (octubre), and Italian (ottobre). French spelling aligns most closely with the Latin root.

Novembre is the French word for November. The other options are English (november), Spanish (noviembre), and Portuguese (novembro). French uses the 'embre' ending consistently for autumn months.

The French word for December is "décembre". Option A is Spanish, option C is Germanic, and option D is English spelling.

The German word for January is "Januar". Option A is French, option B is English, and option D is Italian.

In German, February is "Februar" without the 'e' that appears in the English spelling. The other options are French (Fevrier), English (February), and Spanish (Febrero).

German uses "März" for March, with an umlaut (two dots) over the letter 'a'. This is a distinctive feature of German spelling not found in the other options.

April is spelled the same way in both German and English. The other options show the French (Avril), Spanish (Abril), and Italian (Aprile) versions.

In German, May is "Mai" with an 'i' instead of 'y'. This distinguishes it from the English (May), Spanish (Mayo), and Italian (Maggio) forms.

German uses "Juni" for June, ending in 'i' rather than 'e'. The distractors are Spanish (Junio), Italian (Giugno), and French (Juin).

In German, July is "Juli" without the 'e' found in the English version. The other options are French (Juillet), Spanish (Julio), and English (July).

August is spelled identically in German and English. The distractors show Spanish (Agosto), Italian (Augusto), and French (Août) spellings.

German uses "Oktober" with a 'k' instead of 'c'. The option shows lowercase 'oktober' which should be capitalized, but it's recognizable as German. Other options are French (Octobre), Spanish (Octubre), and Italian (Ottobre).

November is spelled the same in both German and English. The other options show French (Novembre), Spanish (Noviembre), and Portuguese (Novembro) variations.

German uses "Dezember" with a 'z' instead of 'c'. This distinguishes it from Spanish (Diciembre), French (Décembre), and English (December).

Spanish uses "enero" for January, which is completely different from other Romance and Germanic languages. The other options are French (janvier), German (Januar), and Italian (gennaio).

Febrero is the Spanish word for February. The other options are febbraio (Italian), fevrier (French), and februar (German), showing how month names differ across Romance and Germanic languages.