"There is a lot of wine."

Translation: Vína je hodně.

[Laszlo.Sz]

Is “Je hodně vína” not acceptable?

[VladaFu]

It is acceptable.

[Guillaume357848]

Is vina in genitive? (I put vino in my answer)

[FrankRiswick]

Yes, it is genitive. The same with dost.

[vchslv13]

Shouldn't “Je mnoho vína” be acceptable too in this case?

[VladaFu]

added

[cptlangstrumpf]

would "to je hodne vina" sound strange?

[VladaFu]

No, it is a correct Czech sentence, but it is not a correct translation of the English sentence above. It is a translation of "That is a lot of wine."

[Thiccfoot]

What about: "Tam je hondne vina?"

[VladaFu]

That is: There is a lot of wine THERE.

[Andras_A_Toth]

why not hodně je vína?

[VladaFu]

I am hestitating to add it because it is wrong for people answering this way to think this is a normal way to say "There is a lot of wine.". It shifts to focus to wine and makes "a lot" the origin. It says that WINE is the thing we have a lot of, probably unlike beer.

It might get added.

[horsthartm2]

"Tam je hodně vína." wasn't accepted, although he told me, that there is a lot of wine in this cellar. Should it be "je tam hodně vína."? Or how to say that? Thx