Do you mean the English or the Hungarian version? When you say things like "Cats are cute", in Hungarian you need to use the definite determiner a(z) ’the’, but in English you don't.
So: A macskák aranyosak. corresponds to English Cats are cute.
Yes but mind you guys, "any" in its most non-suited meaning, not the "anything you want" sense, in the "are there any" sense. That is, the Hungarian sentence is something noone would say in a century, borderline ungrammatical.