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September – it might be the end of summer in Europe, but it’s also the beginning of the academic year for schools across the continent. Here’s how to say September in the 50 languages of Europe in a Day!
- Albanian – Shtatori
- Arabic – سبتمبر (Sibtambar)
- Armenian – Սեպտեմբեր (September)
- Azerbaijani – Sentyabr
- Basque – Irail
- Belarusian – Верасень (Verasen’)
- Bulgarian – Септември (Septemvri)
- Catalan – Setembre
- Croatian – Rujan
- Czech – Září
- Danish – September
- Dutch – September
- Estonian – September
- Faroese – September
- Finnish – Syyskuu
- French – Septembre
- Georgian – სექტემბერი (Sekt’emberi)
- German – September
- Greek – Σεπτέμβριος (Septémvrios)
- Greenlandic – Septembari
- Hungarian – Szeptember
- Icelandic – September
- Irish Gaelic – Mí Mheán Fómhair
- Italian – Settembre
- Jèrriais – Septembre
- Latin – September
- Latvian – Septembris
- Lithuanian – Rugsėjis
- Low German – September
- Luxembourgish – September
- Macedonian – Септември (Septemvri)
- Maltese – Settembru
- Manx – Mean Fouyir
- Monégasque – Septembre
- Northern Sami – Čakčamánnu
- Norwegian – September
- Polish – Wrzesień
- Portuguese – Setembro
- Romanian – Septembrie
- Russian – Сентябрь (Sentyabr’)
- Scots Gaelic – An t-Sultain
- Serbian – Септембар (Septembar)
- Slovak – September
- Slovene – September
- Spanish – Septiembre
- Swedish – September
- Swiss German – Septämber
- Turkish – Eylül
- Ukrainian – Вересень (Veresen’)
- Welsh – Mis Medi
January – February – March – April – May – June
July – August – September – October – November – December
Author: James Scanlan
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