"Are you wearing hats?"

Translation: Kalapban vagytok?

[FereeNida1]

Kalapokat viselsz?

[PitianaJones]

Igen, ez szerintem sem életszerű.

[grimsterrr]

I believe Kalapokban vagy should be accepted. English sentence is about "hats".

[RyagonIV]

If you're wearing multiple hats at once, sure.

[Margaret731267]

That would not be the stupidest concept this app has asked us to translate.

[SandraBern295980]

The sentence in English sould be 'ARE YOU WEARING A HAT!?"
When a read the original above, I am forced to think that the person changed its fashion way of life, and that this person would be wearing a new hat every day...

[mizinamo]

The speaker is speaking to multiple people.

For example, a mother to her three children. "Are you wearing hats?"

Each child has only one hat, but in English, you'd more commonly focus on the total number (three = more than one = hats) in my experience.

[SandraBern295980]

OMG, I understand now! Sorry... I am very tired because I am trying to learn hungarian using English which is not my native language... I speak portuguese... Tks a lot!

[RayRay71625]

This may still be wrong. The closest translation is "Te Kalapban vagytok", but why "Te"?

[RyagonIV]

"Te kalapban vagytok" does not work. Te is a singular "you", but vagytok is a plural conjugation. The pronoun is not necessary here, but if you want to add it, you need to use the plural ti.