How many seconds are in a year?
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12 January 2, Feb 2, …..etc.
Or 31,536,000 (most years — unless divisible by 4) (like 2016) which will be leap years and those are 31,622,400, unless divisible also by 100 in which case there is no added day. I like Frank’s Twelve as that is ALWAYS correct.
If Frank is on the right track with the word play, a pedant might ask what about January twenty-“second” etc? So 24.
Frank, you are today’s winner, but Crabman, you get a special gold star for thinking way out of the box.
Only 12. January 2nd, February 2nd, etc.