Kapampangan/Months
Part A: Description[edit | edit source]
The months, like the days of the week, were also all borrowed from Spanish, with adaptations of some consonants and vowels.
| Enéru Span. | January |
| Pebréru Span. | February |
| Mársu Span. | Mars |
| Abríl Span. | April |
| Máyu Span. | May |
| Húniu Span. | June |
| Húliu Span. | July |
| Agóstu Span. | August |
| Septiémbri Span. | September |
| Uktúbri Span. | October |
| Nobiémbri Span. | November |
| Disiémbri Span. | December |
These should be easy to remember if you have studied Spanish.
Listen to the pronunciation of the months. (help·info)
Part B: Application[edit | edit source]
First of all, learn the whole list of months by heart. Make sure you can recite them to yourself, without looking at this page.
Here are a few sentences using the months in Kapampangan. You can see how the article is used, depending on the context.
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Part C: Exercises[edit | edit source]
Translate the following English sentences in Kapampangan.
She will move to Manilla in May.
December is the coldest month.
In June, it rains.
Part D: Summary[edit | edit source]
You now know how to use all the months in Kapampangan. Also you have learned the following new words and phrases:
| Kap. word 1 | Eng. trans 1 |
| word 2 | trans 2 |
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