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To express a stretch of time subsequent to the action of the main verb, use на plus Accusative. This contrasts with the Accusative used without a preposition, which expresses duration simultaneous with the action of the main verb:
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Ї пољхал тудђ на недљлю.
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I went there for a week (with the intention of staying a week).
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Ї љхал недљлю.
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I travelled [for] a week (I spent a week in transit).
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You can't make a one-to-one association of Russian на with English for, because you can omit the word for in the second example above, but not in the first.
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