"It rains constantly in November in our country."

Translation: Pluvas konstante en novembro en nia lando.

[Druif]

Cxu "pluvadas" ne tauxgas cxi tie?

[lyubomirv]

en novembro ? Another Anglicism? Why not dum? en just doesn't seem logical…

[Davgwynne]

Aren't prepositions hard.
As an English speaker, "during" would be appropriate but, as the old hymn goes: "dwellers all in space and time" so, since we now have a concept of spacetime "in" should also appropriate in any modern language. By modern, I mean anything in use after the General Theory of Relativity was postulated. ;-)

English has used "in" for "within" a period of time for a long time and again that seems fairly logical.

[deactivated user]

Could you say something like "pluvas konstante novembre nialande"?

[InoAuxIcxo]

Yes.