Nací el veintiocho de junio. Months are not capitalized in Spanish.
If you're referring to the month, it is "gogatsu."
先月 Sengetsu
The Japanese word for "monthly" is 毎月 (maigetsu), which literally means "every month".
Rokugatsu (六月). It literally translates to "sixth month" in Japanese, I believe, but that's what they call June. You could also say it as "juun", but that's just "Engrish"; a Japanese pronunciation of the English word.
Dai san ni umareta musume is third born daughter in Japanese
Jyu-ni-Gatsu 十二月 Literally 12 Month.
It doesnt say.
To say "was born in the month" in French, you can say "est né(e) au mois de."
You may say "[watashi ha] nihon de umaremashita."
ジュン would be the way to write June as a name in Japanese.As a side note, Jun also exists as a man's name in Japanese.
In full kanji: 二月二十九日, romaji: nigatsu nijuukyuu nichi, written normally: 2月29日.
Considering he was born in December, yes I would say it was cold.