The Months of the Year
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(The months of the year are:)
| January | July | ||
| February | August | ||
| March | September | ||
| April | October | ||
| May | November | ||
| June | December |
Hey!
What's that
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? The double dot
over a vowel in Greek means that it should be pronounced
separately from the preceding vowel. That is:
is a double vowel, pronounced "eh" as in "get"
is two separate vowels, pronounced "ah-ee"
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