Key Facts
- Months in Italian do not begin with a capital letter, similar to numbers.
- Italian months closely resemble their English counterparts, making them easier to learn.
- A mnemonic rhyme helps remember the number of days in each month.
- Key months include gennaio (January) and dicembre (December), among others.
Let’s have a look at months of the year in Italian. Similar to numbers, months do not begin with a capital letter. Months in Italian are similar to the English versions so it is easy to guess them too.
Months in Italian
Months in Italian:
- gennaio- January
- febbraio- February
- marzo- March
- aprile- April
- maggio-May
- giugno- June
- luglio- July
- agosto- August
- settembre- September
- ottobre- October
- novembre- November
- dicembre- December
How to remember
Here’s a great way to remember how many days a month has.
Trenta giorni ha novembre,
con aprile, giugno e settembre,
di ventotto ce n’è uno,
tutti gli altri ne han trentuno.
Thirty days has November,
with April, June and September,
there’s just one with twenty-eight,
all the rest have thirty-one.