"Maj to miesiąc wiosny."

Translation: May is a month of spring.

[TseDanylo]

Wait, (In Ireland at least) May is in summer...

[PaulineS643315]

No, it isn't!

[eannaoc]

Astronomically it is, meteorologically it's not. May has as long as I've known it been considered a summer month by the general public, and this is true for the astronomical season of summer (relating to the position of the Earth in relation to the Sun), however meteorologically speaking (and if you refer to met.ie the Irish meteorological service) May is considered a Spring month because they measure Summer as being the hottest 3 months, which in Ireland is June, July and August.
Source: https://www.met.ie/cms/assets/uploads/2021/02/YP-Fun-Facts-Meteorological-Seasons.pdf

[DebbyTeresa]

May is Autumn/Winter for us in the Southern Hemisphere.

[ErnstMosch1]

but in Germany it is a month of spring. summer begins on 21 june.

[FuchU_72]

In Russia summer begins on 1 june)

[DanielDMcCollum]

Could it also be "May is a spring month?" That's how we would say it naturally in my neck of the woods.

[Jellei]

Yes, this is accepted.

[victoria3216]

Why do you put "wiosny" if it is "wiosna"? In wich case it is?

[alik1989]

Genitive, as it's 'of spring'.

[doktacee]

May is a springtime month?

[Jellei]

OK, added.

[doktacee]

Thanks!

[Tatiana563334]

May is a spring month also a correct answer. Don'tbe sorigid, Duo :)

[alik1989]

It's an accepted answer.