How to Say “August” in Swedish

augusti
/a(ʊ̯)ˈɡɵstɪ/
The English word august is translated into Swedish as augusti.

How do you pronounce it?

/a(ʊ̯)ˈɡɵstɪ/

Did you know?

  • Unlike English where 'August' is capitalized, Swedish follows a rule where all months, including augusti, are written in lowercase unless they start a sentence.
  • During augusti, many Swedish businesses and government offices operate with 'skeleton crews' because so many employees are still on their mandatory summer holidays.
  • While augusti is the month, the Swedish word august is a common male given name, though it has become less frequent in recent generations.

Examples in context

  • Det var i slutet av augusti.
    It was late August.
    This sentence is useful for mentioning when something occurred in relation to the end of augusti.
    Tatoeba #7895391 by Matteusmauritz, translation #6297432 by carlosalberto
  • Var var du förra året i augusti?
    Where were you in August last year?
    This sentence is useful for asking about someone's location during a specific time in augusti.
    Tatoeba #6390960 by SilasNordgren, translation #6389644 by sundown
  • Det är ingen undervisning i augusti.
    There's no school in August.
    This sentence is useful for stating that there is no schooling during augusti.
    Tatoeba #9817319 by morbrorper, translation #9817258 by CK
  • Sommarmånaderna juni, juli och augusti är ofta varma i Sverige.
    The summer months of June, July, and August are often hot in Sweden.
  • 1 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Lucas and Maja are discussing a trip in a cafe.

  1. Lucas

    Ska vi resa i augusti?
    Are we traveling in August?
  2. Maja

    Ja, vi ska åka i augusti.
    Yes, we are going in August.
  3. Lucas

    Det låter som en bra plan.
    That sounds like a good plan.
  4. Maja

    Jag ser fram emot augusti!
    I am looking forward to August!

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