"Modelka ma pracę."

Translation: The model has a job.

[Jack.Elliot]

The model is in employment.

this was reported two months ago

[FleurBrighton]

Is "modelka" the nominative case of the noun?

[Jellei]

Yes. It's the female model. A male one is... well, just "model".

[pacecarotepatate]

I translated as female model and it wasn't accepted. I know it's not smooth but it isn't wrong?

[Jellei]

We sometimes do accept it, so added here as well.

[pacecarotepatate]

Ok thanks

[Stewart288923]

Yes, it is normal to say 'someone has work'- and it doesn't necessarily mean a one-off job and it might suggest short- time work, but it is still sensible. However, ye computer says 'No'...

[Jellei]

"[The/A] model has work" works, it should have been accepted...

[Lloyd551263]

Why pracę? And not pracy?

[alik1989]

It's the accusative. Pracy would be genitive/dative/locative.

[Arthur913]

I have a work, I have work