How to Say ‘February second’ in German
Der zweite Februar
Dare Tsvy-tuh Feh-broo-ahr
[Dare Tsvy-tuh Feh-broo-ahr]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Zweite' is for 'second'.
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Phrase Breakdown
Der
[Dare]
The
Used to specify a particular instance or individual.
Der Tag ist schön.
The day is beautiful.
zweite
[Tsvy-tuh]
Second
Coming after the first in time or order.
Der zweite Platz ist gewonnen.
The second place is won.
Februar
[Feh-broo-ahr]
February
The second month of the year in the Gregorian calendar.
Der Valentinstag ist im Februar.
Valentine's Day is in February.
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