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I can never remember the months in Ukrainian. They're identical between English, German, and Russian, so I have no trouble with those, but I have no connection to the inherent meanings of the months in Ukrainian. Have to circle back to Russian usually
Comes with actually speaking the language, and they are similar to some other slavic languages, e.g. polish.
Yeah, Polish also used to call March "brzezień", which means the time in which birches grow