"On nie pije wody."

Translation: He is not drinking water.

[redactedname2318]

How dare you not being hydrated >:(

[CarlosBrue]

Why is it wody and not wodę ??

[Wippii]

Because of the 'nie'. Negated verbs usually take genitive (wody) instead of accusative (wodę).

[goose36]

How would you say, "He does not drink water"?

[Jellei]

The same. For 99% of the verbs, Polish does not show a difference between English Present Simple and Present Continuous.

[Aldrost]

Can't we say "he drinks no water"? If I translate this sentence to polish using google translate, it gives me "Nie pije wody". Is this correct? If it is, then isn't my translation equivalent to the given one?

[InigoBecke]

Is feminine nominative plural generally the same as geneitive singular? e.g. kanapki, sukienki, wody

[Jellei]

Yes, for feminine nouns, the following are usually the same: Genitive singular, Nominative plural, Accusative plural. Not always, but usually.