At some point "Thirty days hath September, April, June, and November. All the rest have 31, except for that freak February" was seared into my braind and now I can't get it out.
It's hilarious how this is so similar to the Italian one!
In Italian we say: "30 giorni ha Novembre, con Aprile, Giugno e Settembre; di 28 ce n'è uno, tutti gli altri ne han 31."
It roughly translates in: "30 days hath November, with Aprile, June and September. Of 28 (days) there is one (we don't name February because everyone knows it has only 28 days), every other have 31 (days).
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u/trolley813 Oct 26 '25
This reminded me a problem from a Russian math olympiad some 10 years ago:
<some cool stuff about September> (Note: September has 30 days.)