Can 全部 be used like 「全部の月は忙しいですか？」


`全部の月は忙しいですか？`

What that is supposed to say is: `Will you be busy all month`?

But I feel that using 全部 in this way might mean all of the months in the year.

So first, when talking about the entirely of a time period can 全部 be used in
the way I've shown?

Also, if I wanted to say: `Will you be busy for the rest of the month?` How
would word that?




Using [全部]{ぜんぶ} in your context might make sense, but it is not idiomatic.

If you want to ask someone if he will be busy for a month, you could use

> [一ヶ月]{いっカげつ}の[間]{あいだ}ずっと[忙]{いそが}しいですか？ (Literally) For one month
> continuously busy?

[ずっと](http://jisho.org/search/%E3%81%9A%E3%81%A3%E3%81%A8) is an adverb that
you can use which means:

> continuously in some state, all along, the whole time, etc.

If you want to ask someone if he will be busy for a specific month, for
example May, you can use,

> [5月]{ごがつ}[中]{ちゅう}ずっと[忙]{いそが}しいですか？ (Literally) During May continuously busy?

As @Flaw suggested, you can use 月末まで to mean the rest of the month as in:

> [月末]{げつまつ}までずっと[忙]{いそが}しいですか？(Literally) Until the end of this month
> continuously busy?




Using [全部]{ぜんぶ} in your context might make sense, but it is not idiomatic.

If you want to ask someone if he will be busy for a month, you could use

> [一ヶ月]{いっカげつ}の[間]{あいだ}ずっと[忙]{いそが}しいですか？ (Literally) For one month
> continuously busy?

[ずっと](http://jisho.org/search/%E3%81%9A%E3%81%A3%E3%81%A8) is an adverb that
you can use which means:

> continuously in some state, all along, the whole time, etc.

If you want to ask someone if he will be busy for a specific month, for
example May, you can use,

> [5月]{ごがつ}[中]{ちゅう}ずっと[忙]{いそが}しいですか？ (Literally) During May continuously busy?

As @Flaw suggested, you can use 月末まで to mean the rest of the month as in:

> [月末]{げつまつ}までずっと[忙]{いそが}しいですか？(Literally) Until the end of this month
> continuously busy?

