month
The French word for 'month' is 'mois'. It is used in the same context as in English. For instance, if you want to say 'I will be there in a month', you would say 'Je serai là dans un mois'. It is a masculine noun, so when referring to a specific month you would use 'le' before it, for example 'le mois d'Août' for 'the month of August'.
We have been waiting for months.
This is a way of indicating the lengthy period of time someone has been waiting for.
I'm going on vacation in two months.
This is an example of how to tell the period of time in the future when an event will happen in the French language.
I have worked here for six months.
This is a way to express the duration of time that someone has spent doing a particular activity or being in a particular place.
You have one month to finish the project.
This sentence is used to set a deadline or time limit for a task to be completed.
Next month is my birthday.
This phrase is a way of saying when the speaker's birthday will occur, in this case, it will be in the following month.
It rained all month.
This sentence is used to talk about the weather over a specific period of time, in this case, the entire month.
It's the last month of summer.
This is a way to express where we are in the temporal progression of seasons.
My birthday was last month.
This phrase is used to state when a past event occurred, in this case, the speaker's birthday.
I spent a month in France.
This sentence is used to talk about a past period spent in a specific location, in this case, the period of one month spent in France.
There are twelve months in a year.
This sentence is used to state the number of months in a calendar year, which is universally recognized as twelve.