"У нас нет вина."

Translation: We don't have wine.

[pikkukarhu]

Это большая проблема

[Korowaj]

зато у нас есть водка!

[LauPaSat]

И пиво

[Jeffrey855877]

"We do not have any wine" would also be a valid translation, wouldn't it?

[dCWj4]

Пиво без водки - деньги на ветер

[MichalLohr1]

We do not have wine. Where is the problem?

[AnUnicorn]

Probably in the wine cellar.

[Antixity]

Current audio says вИна, which is nominative plural. Should be винА, which is genitive singular. Reported.

[JohanSerre]

And hurrah! Corrected today, 3 December 2020.

[Dan825049]

I still hear vIna

[Brian586326]

Same here. 31 Dec 2020

[Hall_of_English]

"We don't have the wine" was marked as wrong.

[Duane258217]

as it should, " the " is not necessary in such a sentence, and it makes it wrong.
if you go to a restaurant and you ask the waiter for a red and a white wine, the waiter can answer, " Sir we don't have the red wine (you are requesting), but unless you are making reference to an specific kind of wine, it is just " we don't have wine"

[Hall_of_English]

Actually, we have no context to this sentence and no possible way of knowing which version is more correct. "We don't have wine" and "we don't have the wine" are both equally correct translations. Both of them translate to "У нас нет вина."

[Bassel1995]

Is it ви́на or вина́?

[Antixity]

Should be винА (singular genitive). The other way (вИна) is plural nominative or plural accusative.

[ApocAlypsE007]

The pronunciation for Вино seems wrong. They said it like the Spanish ¨vino¨, aka víno, but you need to say it vinó.