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61 [sixty-one]

Ordinal numbers

Ordinal numbers

61 [sześćdziesiąt jeden]

Liczebniki porządkowe

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The first month is January. Pie--s-y------ą- -o---ycz-ń. P_______ m______ t_ s_______ P-e-w-z- m-e-i-c t- s-y-z-ń- ---------------------------- Pierwszy miesiąc to styczeń. 0
The second month is February. Dr--i-m-es--c t- luty. D____ m______ t_ l____ D-u-i m-e-i-c t- l-t-. ---------------------- Drugi miesiąc to luty. 0
The third month is March. Tr-e-----es-ą-----mar-e-. T_____ m______ t_ m______ T-z-c- m-e-i-c t- m-r-e-. ------------------------- Trzeci miesiąc to marzec. 0
The fourth month is April. C----ty-m-es--c-t- k-ieci--. C______ m______ t_ k________ C-w-r-y m-e-i-c t- k-i-c-e-. ---------------------------- Czwarty miesiąc to kwiecień. 0
The fifth month is May. Pi-t- m-e--ąc to -aj. P____ m______ t_ m___ P-ą-y m-e-i-c t- m-j- --------------------- Piąty miesiąc to maj. 0
The sixth month is June. S-ó-t- -ie-iąc-to -ze--ie-. S_____ m______ t_ c________ S-ó-t- m-e-i-c t- c-e-w-e-. --------------------------- Szósty miesiąc to czerwiec. 0
Six months make half a year. Sz--ć--i--i--y -- --ł -o-u. S____ m_______ t_ p__ r____ S-e-ć m-e-i-c- t- p-ł r-k-. --------------------------- Sześć miesięcy to pół roku. 0
January, February, March, S-y-ze-, --t-,-ma-ze-, S_______ l____ m______ S-y-z-ń- l-t-, m-r-e-, ---------------------- Styczeń, luty, marzec, 0
April, May and June. k-i-c-eń m-j-- c--r-i-c. k_______ m__ i c________ k-i-c-e- m-j i c-e-w-e-. ------------------------ kwiecień maj i czerwiec. 0
The seventh month is July. Si-d-y mies-ą---- li--e-. S_____ m______ t_ l______ S-ó-m- m-e-i-c t- l-p-e-. ------------------------- Siódmy miesiąc to lipiec. 0
The eighth month is August. Ó-my m-esią--to s----i--. Ó___ m______ t_ s________ Ó-m- m-e-i-c t- s-e-p-e-. ------------------------- Ósmy miesiąc to sierpień. 0
The ninth month is September. D-i--iąt- m---i-c -o -rze-ień. D________ m______ t_ w________ D-i-w-ą-y m-e-i-c t- w-z-s-e-. ------------------------------ Dziewiąty miesiąc to wrzesień. 0
The tenth month is October. D-i------ mi-s-ą- to-paźd-----ik. D________ m______ t_ p___________ D-i-s-ą-y m-e-i-c t- p-ź-z-e-n-k- --------------------------------- Dziesiąty miesiąc to październik. 0
The eleventh month is November. Je-en-s----ies---------st-p--. J________ m______ t_ l________ J-d-n-s-y m-e-i-c t- l-s-o-a-. ------------------------------ Jedenasty miesiąc to listopad. 0
The twelfth month is December. Dw-nas-y ---siąc t- gr-dzi-ń. D_______ m______ t_ g________ D-u-a-t- m-e-i-c t- g-u-z-e-. ----------------------------- Dwunasty miesiąc to grudzień. 0
Twelve months make a year. Dw-naś-ie --e-ięcy-t---o-. D________ m_______ t_ r___ D-a-a-c-e m-e-i-c- t- r-k- -------------------------- Dwanaście miesięcy to rok. 0
July, August, September, L-pi-c, --erpień--wr----eń, L______ s________ w________ L-p-e-, s-e-p-e-, w-z-s-e-, --------------------------- Lipiec, sierpień, wrzesień, 0
October, November and December. pa---i-r-i-- l-s------i---u-zień. p___________ l_______ i g________ p-ź-z-e-n-k- l-s-o-a- i g-u-z-e-. --------------------------------- październik, listopad i grudzień. 0

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