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11 [eleven]

Months

Months

11 [jedenáct]

Měsíce

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January l---n l____ l-d-n ----- leden 0
February ú--r ú___ ú-o- ---- únor 0
March b-e-en b_____ b-e-e- ------ březen 0
April dub-n d____ d-b-n ----- duben 0
May kvě--n k_____ k-ě-e- ------ květen 0
June červ-n č_____ č-r-e- ------ červen 0
These are six months. T--j- šes- --s-c-. T_ j_ š___ m______ T- j- š-s- m-s-c-. ------------------ To je šest měsíců. 0
January, February, March, Led-n--ú-o-,-bře-en, L_____ ú____ b______ L-d-n- ú-o-, b-e-e-, -------------------- Leden, únor, březen, 0
April, May and June. d--en--k-ě-en-a--e-ven. d_____ k_____ a č______ d-b-n- k-ě-e- a č-r-e-. ----------------------- duben, květen a červen. 0
July če---nec č_______ č-r-e-e- -------- červenec 0
August srpen s____ s-p-n ----- srpen 0
September září z___ z-ř- ---- září 0
October říjen ř____ ř-j-n ----- říjen 0
November li-t--ad l_______ l-s-o-a- -------- listopad 0
December p-osin-c p_______ p-o-i-e- -------- prosinec 0
These are also six months. T- -e--a-é---s----sí--. T_ j_ t___ š___ m______ T- j- t-k- š-s- m-s-c-. ----------------------- To je také šest měsíců. 0
July, August, September, Če-ve--c- --p-n,-----, Č________ s_____ z____ Č-r-e-e-, s-p-n- z-ř-, ---------------------- Červenec, srpen, září, 0
October, November and December. ř-j--,-l--t--a--a -ros--e-. ř_____ l_______ a p________ ř-j-n- l-s-o-a- a p-o-i-e-. --------------------------- říjen, listopad a prosinec. 0

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