Formating dates style in LibreOffice Calc Formula

Question

Original Question
I just editing a spreadsheet file using LibreOffice Calc 5.0.2.2 and entering formula in cell A1 =MONTH(NOW()). Obviously, it will print out in cell A1: as 11, as the curent month is 11th Month, November.

What I want to ask is, if I want to use DATE formula as above (=MONTH(NOW())), but I want the output as November instead 11, how do I do it?

Addendum (Revised)

• My problem is, I want to concatenante a String with a Date, so I Use:
  =CONCATENATE("Printing Date: ", NOW()), it will produce:
  "Printing Date: 42319.3177" which should be 10-11-15
  I had changed the cell type as Date, but it still gives decimal number behind.
• Knowing this Issue and after searching in Stackexchange, then I use ( just example):
  =CONCATENANTE("Printing Date: :,MONTH(NOW)) this will produce:
  "Printed Date: 11"
  This remove the decimal number issue, but it give me the number of current month.
• What I want to ask is, if I want to use the formula MONTH(NOW()), but I want the output as November instead of 11, how do I do it?
• So, I think changing the cell type into Date when we use combinated formula like above will not make any effect.

Are there any solution to this?

Many thanks in advance!

NB:

• To produce "Printing Date: 10-11-15 10:20" My formula is:
  =CONCATENATE("Printing Date: ",DAY(NOW()),"-",MONTH(NOW()),"-",YEAR(NOW())," ",HOUR(NOW()),":",MINUTE(NOW()))

Answer 1

Format the cell and change the formatting to the code (MMMM), and use only NOW() (rather than MONTH(NOW()))

You say you want to prefix it with other text, how about this?