Happy August 2010

Well it’s the 8th month of 2010.

On August 8th – 14th I’ll be done with Summer Classes at my future Alma Mata.

I’ll get a little break until August 23rd or August 25th. I will then start my last class of my Undergraduate Degree. Then I’ll be all smart and stuff, can’t wait to be smart instead of just a smartass(jsuk I’m still gonna be one of those)

Did you know there are multiple pronunciations of August?

  • In Afrikaans, the month is called augustus
  • In Arabic, the month is called أغسطس ʾUġusṭuṣ or آب ʾĀb; usage varies from place to place and person to person.
  • In Bulgarian, the month is known as Август
  • In Chinese, the month is known as 八月 meaning, simply, “eighth month.”
  • In Croatian, the month is called kolovoz
  • In Czech, the month is called srpen
  • In Danish the month is called August
  • In Dhivehi, the month is called Augastu
  • In Dutch the month is called augustus
  • In Estonian the month is called august
  • In Filipino, the month is called agosto, from a Spanish origin
  • In Finnish, the month is called elokuu, meaning “harvest month”
  • In French, the month is called août (pronounced “OOT” or just “OO”) derived from the Latin augustus.
  • In German, the month is called August (August’)
  • In Greek, the month is called Avgoustos (Αύγουστος’)
  • In Hungarian, the month is called augusztus
  • In Indonesian, the month is known as Agustus
  • In Irish, August is known as Lúnasa, a modern rendition of Lughnasadh, from the god Lugh.
  • In Italian, the month is called Agosto from the Latin Augustus.
  • In Japanese, the month is called hachigatsu (八月), meaning, simply, “eighth month.”
  • In Korean, the month is called parwol (팔월, 八月) meaning, simply, “eighth month.”
  • In Latvian, the month is called Augusts
  • In Lithuanian, the month is called rugpjūtis
  • In Malay, the month is known as Ogos
  • In Persian, the month is called اوت و آگوست (ut, also Agust)
  • In Polish, the month is called sierpień, meaning “[month of the] sickle”.
  • In Portuguese, Spanish and Italian, the month is called agosto.
  • In Romanian, the month is called august
  • In Russian, the month is called avgust (авгуcт)
  • In Serbian the month is called avgust (авгуcт)
  • In Spanish the month is called “agosto
  • In Sinhalese the month is called අගෝස්තු “agostu
  • In Swedish, the month is named augusti, literally plural of the Latin augustus – “the venerable”.
  • In Thai, the month is called Sing-ha-kom representing the Singha (lion)
  • In Turkish, the month is called Ağustos
  • In Ukrainian, the month is called Серпень
  • In Vietnamese, the month is called Thang Tam (Or simply called the ‘Eighth Month’)
  • In Welsh, the month is called Awst

As of this posting I have no personal goals for this month. But apparently there are 30 days in this month, so I have plenty of time.

Thanks for reading.

2 Replies to “Happy August 2010”

  1. So what is your degree in and I can’t remember if I’ve ever asked you that!

    Oh congrats too! Going for more there or thinking anywhere else?….

    1. You haven’t

      My Degree will be a Bachelor of General Studies with a Business Administration Concentration & a Political Science Concentration.

      I don’t have any currently plans to pursue any post-baccalaureate education at the present time.

      Thanks for asking.

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