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August – named for Emperor Augustus, it’s a summer month of celebrations and religious festivals across Europe, and also the month when most people have their yearly holiday. Here’s how to say August in the 50 languages of Europe in a Day!
- Albanian – Gushti
- Arabic – أغسطس (‘Aghustus)
- Armenian – Օգոստոս (Ogostos)
- Azerbaijani – Avqust
- Basque – Abuztu
- Belarusian – Жнівень (Zhniven’)
- Bulgarian – Август (Avgust)
- Catalan – Agost
- Croatian – Kolovoz
- Czech – Srpen
- Danish – August
- Dutch – Augustus
- Estonian – August
- Faroese – August
- Finnish – Elokuu
- French – Août
- Georgian – აგვისტო (Agvist’o)
- German – August
- Greek – Αύγουστος (Ávgoustos)
- Greenlandic – Aggusti
- Hungarian – Augusztus
- Icelandic – Ágúst
- Irish Gaelic – Mí Lúnasa
- Italian – Agosto
- Jèrriais – Août
- Latin – Augustus
- Latvian – Augusts
- Lithuanian – Rugpjūtis
- Low German – August
- Luxembourgish – August
- Macedonian – Август (Avgust)
- Maltese – Awwissu
- Manx – Luanistyn
- Monégasque – Austru
- Northern Sami – Borgemánnu
- Norwegian – August
- Polish – Sierpień
- Portuguese – Agosto
- Romanian – August
- Russian – Август (Avgust)
- Scots Gaelic – An Lùnastal
- Serbian – Август (Avgust)
- Slovak – August
- Slovene – Avgust
- Spanish – Agosto
- Swedish – Augusti
- Swiss German – Auguscht
- Turkish – Ağustos
- Ukrainian – Серпень (Serpen’)
- Welsh – Mis Awst
January – February – March – April – May – June
July – August – September – October – November – December
Author: James Scanlan
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