Seasons and months in Macedonian

Learning how to say the months and seasons in Macedonian is one of the first practical steps you'll take in mastering the language. Whether you want to know how to say January in Macedonian (јануари - januari), February (февруари - fevruari), or any other month, these basics help you talk about dates, plan events, and discuss the weather. Macedonian months are similar to their English counterparts, making them easier to remember than you might expect.

Seasons In Macedonian

English
Macedonian with pronunciation
winter
зима
spring
пролет
summer
лето
autumn
есен

Understanding the seasons is just as important. Knowing how to say summer (лето - leto), winter (зима - zima), spring (пролет - prolet), and autumn (есен - esen) in Macedonian lets you describe the time of year, discuss your favorite season, or simply chat about the changing weather. These foundational words appear constantly in everyday conversation, from making plans to sharing stories about your day.

Months in Macedonian

English
Macedonian with pronunciation
January
јануари
February
февруари
March
март
April
април
May
мај
June
јуни
July
јули
August
август
September
септември
October
октомври
November
ноември
December
декември

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