Mandarin is the official language in countries like China, Singapore, and Taiwan. Mandarin is one the most popular form of Chinese and also the most spoken form of Chinese. It has over 920 million native speakers all around the world. It is the standard Chinese language and comes under the language family Sino-Tibetan. The early form of the language is called old-Chinese. It has various dialects spoken across the country like Northeastern, Beijing, Ji–Lu, Jiao–Liao, Lower Yangtze, Central Plains, Lan–Yin, Southwestern, Jin (sometimes a separate group), and Huizhou (disputed). It also has four writing systems, namely Chinese characters (Simplified, Traditional), Mainland Chinese Braille, Taiwanese Braille, and Two-Cell Chinese Braille. In the upcoming article, let’s see how to say months of the year in Mandarin.
In Mandarin, the word month is written as 月 (Yuè) and the plural form of the month is written as 月数 (Yuè shù). So let’s see how to say the rest of the months of the year in Mandarin.
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How to Say English Months in Mandarin
| Month Name in English | Month Name in Mandarin | Pronunciation |
| January | 一 月 | yī yuè |
| February | 二 月 | èr yuè |
| March | 三 月 | sān yuè |
| April | 四 月 | sì yuè |
| May | 五 月 | wǔ yuè |
| June | 六 月 | liù yuè |
| July | 七 月 | qī yuè |
| August | 八 月 | bā yuè |
| September | 九 月 | jiǔ yuè |
| October | 十 月 | shí yuè |
| November | 十一 月 | shíyī yuè |
| December | 十二 月 | shíèr yuè |
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