"On widzi wino."

Translation: He sees wine.

[sirwootalot]

Ale, on nie pije tego wina? Niedobrze!

[Gabriel_Bach]

"He is seeing the wine" should be accepted, shouldn't it?

[WarsawWill]

No. In this meaning, "see" is a state/stative verb and we don't use it in the Continuous ("ing") form. We usually only use it in Continuous form when it means meeting somebody - "I'm seeing her tomorrow", or having a romantic relationship with someone - "She's seeing somebody new"..

https://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/non-continuous-verbs

[ariestar]

Audio sounds like "widi", with no affricate for "widzi"

[alik1989]

It's a very soft sibilant dź, almost like a palatalized d. It could be a bit stronger, but I still hear it clearly.

[Jeff_der_Chef]

Bartender: I think you've had enough.

[AnneMacek]

"He sees the wine" is wrong. Since Polish doesn't use articles, I assumed "a" and "the" could be stuck in wherever it made sense in the English translation. Oh well, back to the drawing board.

[Jellei]

"He sees the wine" is an accepted answer, it should have worked.

[AnneMacek]

Thanks Jellei. Here’s a lingot.