The date: 'it is' + numbers and months
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I can understand dates made by combining numbers and months.
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The Spanish vowels [a], [e], [o] are strong vowels. When they appear next to each other, they are pronounced separately.
Numbers 16-19 use 'dieci-' + the numbers 6, 7, 8 or 9, all in one word.
Numbers 21-29 use 'veinti-' and a number from 1-9, all in one word.
Numbers 31-39 use 'treinta' + 'y' + a number from 1-9, in three separate words.
Many months are cognates. Unlike in English, they start with lowercase letters, unless at the start of a sentence.
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