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Basic English and French: Days of the Week and Month of the Year

Published Saturday, June 30, 2007

French is the language of France. It is a Romance language spoken not only in France but also in countries colonized by France - in Africa, the Caribbean and Oceania. The French language is also spoken in parts of Belgium, Switzerland, French Guiana, Indochina, Northwestern Africa, Haiti, parts of Canada and Madagascar.

Here are a few English and French words which are intended to allow you to understand the written aspect of French for the Days of the Week and the Months of the Year. If you are just learning the French language or for those who know little or no French, you should find these basic words from the language, in the calendar below useful.

Days of the Week in English and French

Days of the Week in English
Days of the Week in French
Monday
Lundi


Tuesday
Mardi


Wednesday
Mercredi


Thursday
Jeudi


Friday
Vendredi


Saturday
Samedi


Sunday
Dimanche


Month of the Year in English and French

Month of the Year in English
Month of the Year in French
January
Janvier


February
Février


March Mars


April
Avril


May
Mai


June
Juin


July
Juillet


August
Août


September
Septembre


October
Octobre


November
Novembre


December
Décembre

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At 10:43 AM, Blogger Jay Noel said...
 
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Isn't Canadian French very different from regular French?

I've heard they were angry with the French subtitles, because it wasn't THEIR version of French.

Phoenix:
Well, they differ in some respect in terms of their pronunciations of certain words and the kinds of slang that they use. All this is due to their cultural identity based on their geographical location.

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