February – le février
(Pronounced fev-ree-ay)
The town’s water supply was fed by a brewery (February), to celebrate Valentine’s Day – the people wished they could have such fun every day (février).
NOTE:
The way Mammoth Memory remembers February is to think “fed by a brewery”. See our Remembering Months section.
Please also note that the months of the year in French do NOT start with a capital letter, so it’s janvier, NOT Janvier.
The months of the year in French are all masculine, so it’s le janvier, le février, le mars, le avril, le mai, le juin, le juillet, l’août, le septembre, l’octobre, le novembre and le decembre.
Imagine the early learner with his calendar of the months of the year:
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