Wondering what the Western Hebrew months sound like? It’s very common in Israel to use the Gregorian (Western) Calendar, after all, this is the global calendar that even anti-Christians are using today, so why wouldn’t Israel?

PS: If you want to learn how to write and pronounce months of the year in Hebrew, you can use these printable worksheets and audio pronunciation guide here.

Here are the Western/Gregorian Hebrew months

January in Hebrew

yanuar – יָנוּאָר

January in Hebrew (Audio Pronunciation - Click to play)

February in Hebrew

februar – פֶבְּרוּאָר

February in Hebrew (Audio Pronunciation - Click to play)

March in Hebrew

merts –  מֶרְץ

March in Hebrew (Audio Pronunciation - Click to play)

April in Hebrew

april – אַפְּרִיל

April in Hebrew (Audio Pronunciation - Click to play)

May in Hebrew

may – מַאי

May in Hebrew (Audio Pronunciation - Click to play)

June in Hebrew

yuni – יוּנִי

June in Hebrew (Audio Pronunciation - Click to play)

July in Hebrew

yuli – יוּלִי

July in Hebrew (Audio Pronunciation - Click to play)

August in Hebrew

ogust – אוֹגוּסְט

August in Hebrew (Audio Pronunciation - Click to play)

September in Hebrew

september – סֶפְּטֶמְבֶּר

September in Hebrew (Audio Pronunciation - Click to play)

October in Hebrew

oktober – אוֹקְטוֹבֶּר

October in Hebrew (Audio Pronunciation - Click to play)

November in Hebrew

november – נוֹבֶמְבֶּר

November in Hebrew (Audio Pronunciation - Click to play)

December in Hebrew

detsember – דֶּצֶמְבֶּר

December in Hebrew (Audio Pronunciation - Click to play)

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