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11 [eleven]

Months

Months

‫11 [یازده]‬

11 [yâz-dah]

‫ماهها‬

[mâh-hâ]

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January ‫-ا-وی-‬ ‫_______ ‫-ا-و-ه- -------- ‫ژانویه‬ 0
j-n--e j_____ j-n-i- ------ jânvie
February ‫فور--‬ ‫______ ‫-و-ی-‬ ------- ‫فوریه‬ 0
fe-r-e f_____ f-v-i- ------ fevrie
March ‫م-ر-‬ ‫_____ ‫-ا-س- ------ ‫مارس‬ 0
mâ-s m___ m-r- ---- mârs
April ‫-ور--‬ ‫______ ‫-و-ی-‬ ------- ‫آوریل‬ 0
âv-il â____ â-r-l ----- âvril
May ‫--‬ ‫___ ‫-ه- ---- ‫مه‬ 0
meh m__ m-h --- meh
June ‫----‬ ‫_____ ‫-و-ن- ------ ‫ژوئن‬ 0
j---n j____ j---n ----- ju-an
These are six months. ‫-ی--ا--ش--ا----تند-‬ ‫_____ ش_ م__ ه______ ‫-ی-ه- ش- م-ه ه-ت-د-‬ --------------------- ‫اینها شش ماه هستند.‬ 0
i--â sh-sh--â- has-and i___ s____ m__ h______ i-h- s-e-h m-h h-s-a-d ---------------------- inhâ shesh mâh hastand
January, February, March, ‫ژ-نوی---فو-ی-، --ر--‬ ‫_______ ف_____ م_____ ‫-ا-و-ه- ف-ر-ه- م-ر-،- ---------------------- ‫ژانویه، فوریه، مارس،‬ 0
jâ--i-----v-ie--m-rs j______ f______ m___ j-n-i-, f-v-i-, m-r- -------------------- jânvie, fevrie, mârs
April, May and June. ‫--ر-ل- --- ژ----‬ ‫______ م__ ژ_____ ‫-و-ی-، م-، ژ-ئ-.- ------------------ ‫آوریل، مه، ژوئن.‬ 0
âvri-, meh, ---an â_____ m___ j____ â-r-l- m-h- j---n ----------------- âvril, meh, ju-an
July ‫-و--ه‬ ‫______ ‫-و-ی-‬ ------- ‫ژوئیه‬ 0
j----ye j______ j-----e ------- ju-e-ye
August ‫آگ-ست--اوت)‬ ‫_____ (_____ ‫-گ-س- (-و-)- ------------- ‫آگوست (اوت)‬ 0
â--s- --t) â____ (___ â-u-t (-t- ---------- âgust (ut)
September ‫س--ام--‬ ‫________ ‫-پ-ا-ب-‬ --------- ‫سپتامبر‬ 0
s------r s_______ s-p-â-b- -------- septâmbr
October ‫اک--ر‬ ‫______ ‫-ک-ب-‬ ------- ‫اکتبر‬ 0
ok--br o_____ o-t-b- ------ oktobr
November ‫نوام--‬ ‫_______ ‫-و-م-ر- -------- ‫نوامبر‬ 0
nov--br n______ n-v-m-r ------- novâmbr
December ‫دسا-ب-‬ ‫_______ ‫-س-م-ر- -------- ‫دسامبر‬ 0
de-âm-r d______ d-s-m-r ------- desâmbr
These are also six months. ‫این-- -- ش--م-ه------.‬ ‫_____ ه_ ش_ م__ ه______ ‫-ی-ه- ه- ش- م-ه ه-ت-د-‬ ------------------------ ‫اینها هم شش ماه هستند.‬ 0
i-h---a---he-h---- h-st-n-. i___ h__ s____ m__ h_______ i-h- h-m s-e-h m-h h-s-a-d- --------------------------- inhâ ham shesh mâh hastand.
July, August, September, ‫------ آگوس-، س--امبر-‬ ‫______ آ_____ س________ ‫-و-ی-، آ-و-ت- س-ت-م-ر-‬ ------------------------ ‫ژوئیه، آگوست، سپتامبر،‬ 0
j----ye, âg--t,-s--tâ-br j_______ â_____ s_______ j-----e- â-u-t- s-p-â-b- ------------------------ ju-e-ye, âgust, septâmbr
October, November and December. ‫ا-تبر،------ر- د--مبر.‬ ‫______ ن______ د_______ ‫-ک-ب-، ن-ا-ب-، د-ا-ب-.- ------------------------ ‫اکتبر، نوامبر، دسامبر.‬ 0
ok-o------v--br, desâ--r o______ n_______ d______ o-t-b-, n-v-m-r- d-s-m-r ------------------------ oktobr, novâmbr, desâmbr

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