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61 [sixty-one]

Ordinal numbers

Ordinal numbers

61 [šedesát jedna]

Řadové číslovky

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The first month is January. Pr-ní---síc je--ed--. P____ m____ j_ l_____ P-v-í m-s-c j- l-d-n- --------------------- První měsíc je leden. 0
The second month is February. Dru-ý --síc-je-ún--. D____ m____ j_ ú____ D-u-ý m-s-c j- ú-o-. -------------------- Druhý měsíc je únor. 0
The third month is March. T---- ----- -e bř-z--. T____ m____ j_ b______ T-e-í m-s-c j- b-e-e-. ---------------------- Třetí měsíc je březen. 0
The fourth month is April. Čtv-t- --s-c--e-dube-. Č_____ m____ j_ d_____ Č-v-t- m-s-c j- d-b-n- ---------------------- Čtvrtý měsíc je duben. 0
The fifth month is May. P-tý-měs-c-----v-t--. P___ m____ j_ k______ P-t- m-s-c j- k-ě-e-. --------------------- Pátý měsíc je květen. 0
The sixth month is June. Šestý mě----j--červen. Š____ m____ j_ č______ Š-s-ý m-s-c j- č-r-e-. ---------------------- Šestý měsíc je červen. 0
Six months make half a year. Š--t měs-ců-j----------. Š___ m_____ j_ p__ r____ Š-s- m-s-c- j- p-l r-k-. ------------------------ Šest měsíců je půl roku. 0
January, February, March, L--en, -no-, ---zen, L_____ ú____ b______ L-d-n- ú-o-, b-e-e-, -------------------- Leden, únor, březen, 0
April, May and June. d-be-,-k-ět-- - -e-v--. d_____ k_____ a č______ d-b-n- k-ě-e- a č-r-e-. ----------------------- duben, květen a červen. 0
The seventh month is July. S--mý mě-íc j- --r-----. S____ m____ j_ č________ S-d-ý m-s-c j- č-r-e-e-. ------------------------ Sedmý měsíc je červenec. 0
The eighth month is August. Os-- měsí---e--r---. O___ m____ j_ s_____ O-m- m-s-c j- s-p-n- -------------------- Osmý měsíc je srpen. 0
The ninth month is September. De--tý--ě--- je zá-í. D_____ m____ j_ z____ D-v-t- m-s-c j- z-ř-. --------------------- Devátý měsíc je září. 0
The tenth month is October. Des----m--í--j----j-n. D_____ m____ j_ ř_____ D-s-t- m-s-c j- ř-j-n- ---------------------- Desátý měsíc je říjen. 0
The eleventh month is November. J-----c-------c-j--l--topa-. J________ m____ j_ l________ J-d-n-c-ý m-s-c j- l-s-o-a-. ---------------------------- Jedenáctý měsíc je listopad. 0
The twelfth month is December. Dv--á-tý --s-- -e pros--e-. D_______ m____ j_ p________ D-a-á-t- m-s-c j- p-o-i-e-. --------------------------- Dvanáctý měsíc je prosinec. 0
Twelve months make a year. D-anáct--ěsí-ů-j- je--n ---. D______ m_____ j_ j____ r___ D-a-á-t m-s-c- j- j-d-n r-k- ---------------------------- Dvanáct měsíců je jeden rok. 0
July, August, September, Čer---ec, sr-en- ---í, Č________ s_____ z____ Č-r-e-e-, s-p-n- z-ř-, ---------------------- Červenec, srpen, září, 0
October, November and December. říj-n--l-stop-d---pr-si--c. 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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