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61 [sixty-one]

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61 [sesenta y uno]

Números ordinales

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The first month is January. El---i-e--me- -s -n-ro. E- p----- m-- e- e----- E- p-i-e- m-s e- e-e-o- ----------------------- El primer mes es enero.
The second month is February. El-seg-ndo-m-- es-fe----o. E- s------ m-- e- f------- E- s-g-n-o m-s e- f-b-e-o- -------------------------- El segundo mes es febrero.
The third month is March. El ---cer m-s ------zo. E- t----- m-- e- m----- E- t-r-e- m-s e- m-r-o- ----------------------- El tercer mes es marzo.
The fourth month is April. El -u-rto -e--e- --ri-. E- c----- m-- e- a----- E- c-a-t- m-s e- a-r-l- ----------------------- El cuarto mes es abril.
The fifth month is May. El-----to --s-e---ayo. E- q----- m-- e- m---- E- q-i-t- m-s e- m-y-. ---------------------- El quinto mes es mayo.
The sixth month is June. E--sexto-mes-es j-ni-. E- s---- m-- e- j----- E- s-x-o m-s e- j-n-o- ---------------------- El sexto mes es junio.
Six months make half a year. S----m---s ----m---o añ-. S--- m---- s-- m---- a--- S-i- m-s-s s-n m-d-o a-o- ------------------------- Seis meses son medio año.
January, February, March, E--r-, febr--o- --rzo, E----- f------- m----- E-e-o- f-b-e-o- m-r-o- ---------------------- Enero, febrero, marzo,
April, May and June. a----,----o y-j-nio. a----- m--- y j----- a-r-l- m-y- y j-n-o- -------------------- abril, mayo y junio.
The seventh month is July. El---p--mo--e- -s jul--. E- s------ m-- e- j----- E- s-p-i-o m-s e- j-l-o- ------------------------ El séptimo mes es julio.
The eighth month is August. El o----o m-- es -go-to. E- o----- m-- e- a------ E- o-t-v- m-s e- a-o-t-. ------------------------ El octavo mes es agosto.
The ninth month is September. El-nov--o mes es -ep-----r-. E- n----- m-- e- s---------- E- n-v-n- m-s e- s-p-i-m-r-. ---------------------------- El noveno mes es septiembre.
The tenth month is October. El--écimo mes--s-----b-e. E- d----- m-- e- o------- E- d-c-m- m-s e- o-t-b-e- ------------------------- El décimo mes es octubre.
The eleventh month is November. E--un-éc-mo--e---s---v--m---. E- u------- m-- e- n--------- E- u-d-c-m- m-s e- n-v-e-b-e- ----------------------------- El undécimo mes es noviembre.
The twelfth month is December. El-d--d------me--e- -----m--e. E- d-------- m-- e- d--------- E- d-o-é-i-o m-s e- d-c-e-b-e- ------------------------------ El duodécimo mes es diciembre.
Twelve months make a year. D--- me--s s-n -n-añ-. D--- m---- s-- u- a--- D-c- m-s-s s-n u- a-o- ---------------------- Doce meses son un año.
July, August, September, J---o- ---st-,---pt---b--, J----- a------ s---------- J-l-o- a-o-t-, s-p-i-m-r-, -------------------------- Julio, agosto, septiembre,
October, November and December. o-t-br-,---vi-m-re y -----mb-e. o------- n-------- y d--------- o-t-b-e- n-v-e-b-e y d-c-e-b-e- ------------------------------- octubre, noviembre y diciembre.

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