"У вас болять ноги?"

Translation: Do you have foot pain?

[vukovich84]

This is awkwardly worded. "Do you have pain in your feet" or "do you have foot pain" would be better

[SavageUkr]

Do your feet hurt? even better

[DanielG42006]

Does the word 'ноги' mean feet or legs? I thought this meant 'do your legs hurt?' or 'do you have (a) pain your legs?'

[Tielbert]

Ноги may mean both feet and legs. To say "feet" we use ступні (singular ступня), but in general we say ноги much more often.
У мене болять ноги. Мої ноги болять. These can mean both "my feet ache" and "my legs ache". I would think of ноги as legs below knees in spoken speech.

[DanG943076]

Дякую

[Ken20827]

I think that "Do you have a sore foot?" would be colloquially better.

[ManojKumar582238]

Do you have pain in the leg/legs/foot/feet?
Do your leg/legs/foot/feet hurt?
Do you have a sore leg/legs/foot/feet?

[John686606]

Why is it болять and not болить?

[Tielbert]

Because ноги is plural, therefore you must use plural verb form, болять

[John686606]

I think I've worked it out. Is it because we are assuming that foot pain implies both feet and is therefore plural?