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Ethiopian Calendar

Ethiopia follows the Julian calendar instead of the Gregorian one used by Europe and the Americas.  

 

Ethiopian month:

Meskerem (New Year)
Tikimt
Hidar
Tahsas
Tir
Yakatit
Maggabit
Miyazya
Ginbot
Sene
Hamle
Nehasa
Pagume

Gregorian calendar:

11 September - 10 October
11 October - 9 November
10 November - 9 December
10 December - 8 January
9 January - 7 February
8 February - 9 March
10 March - 8 April
9 April - 8 May
9 May - 7 June
8 June - 7 July
8 July - 6 August
7 August - 6 September
6 - 10 September


Ethiopian Time

Ethiopia is three hours ahead of Greenwich mean time. Time remains constant throughout the year. The Ethiopian day is calculated in a manner similar to that in many equatorial countries, where day and night are always the same length: counting starts at Western 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. Western 7:00 a.m. is therefore one o'clock, noon is six, 6:00 p.m. is twelve o'clock, and so on.

  

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