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July – named after Caesar, it’s usually the warmest month of the year in the Northern Hemisphere and means summer is in full swing in Europe! Here’s how to say July in the 50 languages of Europe in a Day!
- Albanian – Korriku
- Arabic – يوليو (Yuliu)
- Armenian – Հուլիս (Hulis)
- Azerbaijani – İyul
- Basque – Uztail
- Belarusian – Ліпень (Lipen’)
- Bulgarian – Юли (Yuli)
- Catalan – Juliol
- Croatian – Srpanj
- Czech – Červenec
- Danish – Juli
- Dutch – Juli
- Estonian – Juuli
- Faroese – Juli
- Finnish – Heinäkuu
- French – Juillet
- Georgian – ივლისი (Ivlisi)
- German – Juli
- Greek – Ιούλιος (Ioúlios)
- Greenlandic – Juuli
- Hungarian – Július
- Icelandic – Júlí
- Irish Gaelic – Mí Iúil
- Italian – Luglio
- Jèrriais – Juilet
- Latin – Iulius
- Latvian – Jūlijs
- Lithuanian – Liepa
- Low German – Juli
- Luxembourgish – Juli
- Macedonian – Јули (Juli)
- Maltese – Lulju
- Manx – Jerrey Souree
- Monégasque – Luyu
- Northern Sami – Suoidnemánnu
- Norwegian – Juli
- Polish – Lipiec
- Portuguese – Julho
- Romanian – Iulie
- Russian – Июль (Iyul’)
- Scots Gaelic – An t-Iuchar
- Serbian – Јул (Jul)
- Slovak – Júl
- Slovene – Julij
- Spanish – Julio
- Swedish – Juli
- Swiss German – Juli
- Turkish – Temmuz
- Ukrainian – Липень (Lipen’)
- Welsh – Mis Gorffennaf
January – February – March – April – May – June
July – August – September – October – November – December
Author: James Scanlan
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