"बोतल में दूध है।"

Translation: There is milk in the bottle.

[LexieKlima]

Also milk is in the bottle should be accepted.

[deactivated user]

in the bottle there is milk

This can also accept

[PranavB1729]

Your sentence is ambiguous and unnatural to a native speaker of English. There are two sensible sentences that can be made from yours -

An answer to the question "Where is the milk?" - "The milk is in the bottle" which would be translated as "दूध बोतल में है।"

Or an answer to the question "Is there milk?/Do we have milk" or "What is there in the bottle?" - "There is milk in the bottle/The bottle has milk in it" which would be translated as "बोतल में दूध है।"

[vg]

Why not "The bottle has milk in it" or just "The bottle has milk"

[emrys29]

All should be accepted. But since the course is in beta, you should input the most obvious translation.

[Dr_Blast]

Nice

[tizerzert]

The word bottle and glass come clearly from english, there was no equivalents in hindi beford the British colonization?

[Yuarian]

I doubt glass and bottles were commonplace three hundred years ago. Pots and waterskins were more in fashion.

[tizerzert]

I didn't think of that ! Lol
You're right !

[deactivated user]

Every word which is written in English can be written in Hindi and we actually do not use the word GLASS in Hindi but instead use a hindi word कांच ।

[nr072]

I think here "glass" only meant glass the pot, not glass the material.