"Pracujemy cały miesiąc."

Translation: We work the entire month.

[QOtter]

I think "We work the whole month" is probably better English.

[Jellei]

Works as well.

[Fredziak]

"We work all month long" has been rejected. Is this an incorrect translation?

[Jellei]

Sounds fine, it's just idiomatic rather than literal. Added now.

[deactivated user]

Why is "We've been working for the entire month" incorrect?

[Jellei]

Oversight, added now.

[jwkrasow]

But "we've been..." is past tense

[Jellei]

Well, that's Present Perfect. It's not exactly Past Tense.

[gbaldacci1309]

Why is this Nominative?

[Tim5602]

It's not, it's in accusative. It doesn't change because 'miesiąc' is inanimated, masculine

[Jellei]

Masculine and inanimate, to be precise. Feminine nouns change, no matter whether they're animate or not.

[Tim5602]

Yeah ok, added. Thanks!

[Anastasiia453792]

Thanks!

[YannenJaga]

What is the rule here for this to be accusative? It is not an object of the action.

[DilysVine]

Time 'for how long'? That's how it would be in Latin: laboramus totum mensem.