Spaniards use the Gregorian Calendar just like US Americans and Britons. It starts on January 1st.
The answer will depend on which calendar.
Yes, it does.
It depends which calendar you use.
"Calendar" in Spanish is "calendario."
It depends on how you count the Hebrew months, e.g. do you start counting from Tishrei or from Nissan. The third month of the calendar if you start counting from Tishrei is Kislev, which occurs around November-December. The third month if you start counting from Nissan is Sivan, which occurs around May-June.
Islamic Calendar (a lunar calendar) is 11 days shorter than Solar Calendar. If, for example, Ramdan started in the fisrt week of, say, June of solar calendar, the next year, Ramdan will start in the last week of May. Hence, Islamic dates keep changing with respect to solar calendar. Ramdan does not necearrily have start in September or October or any month.
Calendar, in Spanish, is "calendario".
June is the sixth month on the calendar.
It doesn't mean anything, it just means that your period happened to start on the last day of the month. When your periods start have nothing to do with the calendar date.
In the Hebrew calendar, the month of Av is followed by the month of Elul.
Yes. A calendar month can be from a date in one month to the corresponding date in the next month, so the 20th to the 20th of the next month qualifies as being a calendar month.
Chet is the first month on the Punjabi Calendar