"今天晚上没有星星。"

Translation: There are no stars tonight.

[CyrilZhongWen]

What about "there is no star tonight"? Shouldn't it be accepted too?

[harrylee.vn.93]

I agree with your solution, ... are no stars ... actually have a problem.

[jdceleminm]

There aren't stars tonight, not accepted...

[GirthmasterX]

"Tonight there aren't any stars" should be acceptable, no?

[VicDuarte1]

why not bu you since meiyou refers to the past

[Tydal.]

Not necessarily, it is also used to negate 有.

[DERICKB0YD]

Is a literal translation: "Tonight there are no stars"...?

[Tydal.]

A literal translation would be "Today's night/evening has no star(s)."

[El-Jot]

They are there. Do not worry!

[mini462359]

There are no stars this evening, should be accepted

[mini462359]

今天晚上，can mean this evening or tonight