"Nemám vodu."

[Fabiola-609]

"I have no water" is correct too, isn't it?

[JasnaDupalo]

You're right. My answer is just like yours :"I have no water". And it is correct.

[Jamie08MD]

Your sentence would be translated as "(Já) nemám žádnou vodu."

[popxrebellion]

Why žádnou is included o.O

[VladaFu]

no=žádný

[KieranZhiv]

"I don't have any water" comes up as incorrect. I think it should be accepted.

[Greg590531]

I did the same thing. I'm just chalking it up to it being in beta format.

[akilleyca.48]

i hope so, 'I don't have water' is kind of awkward sounding so the more natural option 'I don't have any water' should be accepted I reported it

[AntonSherstiuk]

Can you also say "vody" in Czech in sentences like this?

[ValaCZE]

No you can't say "Nemám vody."

[endless_sleeper]

No. You use accusative with mít.

[emiliano773015]

I HAVEN'T WATER ...WHY NOT!?!?

[ion1122]

In English 'have' can be a main verb or a helping verb. When it is used as a main verb (meaning 'to possess'), it is unusual to use it by itself in the negative (e.g., 'I haven't water). Better would be one of the following:
1. I don't have (any) water.
2. I have no water.
3. I haven't any water.

[King2E4]

In my opinion, I haven't (+noun)" sounds awkward. The wording "I haven't" works best with the past perfect tense (e.g. I haven't done that yet).