"Ο ουρανός έχει πολλά αστέρια απόψε."

Translation: The sky has a lot of stars tonight.

[JaneDann]

I thought tha απόψε also meant this evening?

[jaye16]

It can be "tonight" or "this evening" depending on the situation and how you configure 'evening' vs 'night'. In Greek απόψε is used for both.

[Bohuslav1]

"There are lots of stars in the sky tonight" (or with "many stars") is the idiomatic translation. All these sentences with "έχει" - "has" is fine for the literal translation, but you just don't say it like that in English.

[jaye16]

We accept as correct translation: "There are (many, a lot of, lots of) stars in the sky tonight."

[Jorge_Antaral]

It is a Champions League night tonight... The starry banner is being now waved across the European sky!

[ggc-k]

Aren't there many every night? They're always there. We just can't always see them!

[jaye16]

Yes, there are always a lot of stars in the sky, but the expression "there are a lot of stars in the sky." is very common in English and I image actually means "there are a lot of stars visible tonight." But we seldom add the visible.

[GianPaolo382731]

Please add "has got"

[jaye16]

Done.