Korean is the official language for both North Korea and South Korea. In South Korea, the language is called hangugeo (ha(ː)n.ɡu.ɡʌ), and in North Korea, it is called chosŏnmal (tso.sɔn.mal). The difference between the two languages is Spelling and pronunciation. It is an East Asian Language that comes under the language family Koreanic. It has over 77.2 million native speakers worldwide, and the people who speak the language are called Koreans. The early form of Korean is Proto-Koreanic, and the standard form is Pyojuneo in South Korea and Munhwa’ŏ in North Korea. It has four writing systems: Hangul/Chosŏn’gŭl (Korean Script), Hanja/Hancha (Chinese Characters), Mixed script, and Korean Braille. The language is widely recognized in countries like China and Russia. In the upcoming passage, we will see how to write and say months of the year in Korean.
Korean has five main dialects: Gyeonggi dialect, Chungcheong dialects, Yeongseo dialects, Yeongdong dialects, and Hwanghae dialect. Under these main dialects, there are several other sub-dialects available based on the region. In Korean, the word month is written as 달 (pronounced as dal), and the plural form of the month is written as 개월 (pronounced as gaewol). So let’s see how to say Gregorian months of the year in Korean.
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How to Say English Months in Korean
| Month Name in English | Month Name in Korean | Pronunciation |
| January | 일월 | irwol |
| February | 이월 | iwol |
| March | 삼월 | samwol |
| April | 사월 | sawol |
| May | 오월 | owol |
| June | 유월 | yuwol |
| July | 칠월 | chirwol |
| August | 팔월 | parwol |
| September | 구월 | guwol |
| October | 시월 | siwol |
| November | 십일월 | shipirwol |
| December | 십이월 | shipiwol |
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