"बादल हवा में हैं ।"

Translation: The clouds are in the air.

[deactivated user]

There are clouds in the air should also be accepted

[lupinelydia]

"There are clouds in the air." = "Hava mein baadal hain."
"The clouds are in the air." = "Baadal hava mein hain."

[JesusEstev195439]

Both sentences have the same meaning. Both are correct

[Cerborealis]

Yes, thank you. I came here to say exactly this.

[Sam362597]

It's 'हैं' - are - that gives away the fact that बादल is plural in this case. If it was in the singular it'd be है - is.

[Bananahjones]

Ah of course! Thank you!!

[LornaMacC]

Thank you, I never noticed the dot before.

[Joe986936]

Is हवा also used to convey the concept of what we breathe (oxygen) in every day lingo?

[Bananahjones]

I was wondering how you can tell from the Hindi that clouds is plural? I put the cloud is in the air and was marked wrong.

[Gita-ji]

cloud would go with है.
This has हैं, with the extra dot, so it must be clouds plural.

[Harjinder81925]

Clouds are in the sky, not air!