Learning how to talk about seasons and months in French is one of the first practical steps in mastering everyday communication. When you know how to say January, February, or December in French, you can easily discuss plans, travel dates, holidays, and even simple routines. The same applies to learning how to say summer, spring, autumn, and winter — these words appear constantly in conversations about weather, lifestyle, and culture.
Many learners start with questions like “How do you say January in French?” or “What are the 12 months in French?” This is no coincidence: months and seasons form the backbone of time-related vocabulary. Once you master all months in French along with seasonal terms, you gain confidence in building sentences, understanding schedules, and following real-life French content.
In addition, learning this vocabulary helps you notice patterns in pronunciation and spelling. French month names look familiar to English speakers, but they sound quite different. Training your ear with audio examples makes a huge difference — it helps you speak more naturally and understand native speakers faster.
Below you’ll find carefully prepared tables with:
- Names of all seasons in French
- The complete list of the 12 months in French*
- Clear translations and audio pronunciation
These tables allow you to listen, repeat, and practice at your own pace, making it easier to remember all months in French and use them confidently in real conversations.
Seasons In French
| English | French with pronunciation |
|---|---|
| winter | hiver |
| spring | printemps |
| summer | été |
| autumn | automne |
Months in French
| English | French with pronunciation |
|---|---|
| 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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