"Are we wearing caps?"

Translation: Sapkában vagyunk?

[_paranoia_]

"Sapkát hordunk", no?

[vvsey]

"Sapkát hordunk" is more of a general statement, as in "We (usually) wear hats". Whereas "Sapkában vagyunk" is right now, in the present.

[cerulean9]

Seems like an unnecessary distinction for an intro course on Duolingo.

[vvsey]

That may be. Yet, looking at you, and what you are wearing at the moment, nobody would ask "Mit hordasz?". They would ask "Miben vagy?", "Mi van rajtad?".

The "hord" version would usually be used for "We wear hats in the winter" - "Télen sapkát hordunk", those kind of sentences.

Or they could look at the beautiful hat that you are wearing at the moment and ask "Do you always wear this hat?" - "Mindig ezt a sapkát hordod?"

[cerulean9]

I agree this should be accepted.

[mbgreen11]

I thought it required a "k" to make it plural for "caps"?

[JohnWeber786406]

I said Sapkákban vagyunk and it was accepted. I don't understand why they are using the singular - although the "a person only wears one cap" will come up. :)

[cerulean9]

possible options that should be accepted:
sapkát hordunk? / hordunk (mi) sapkát?
sapkát viselünk? / viseünk (mi) sapkát?

[JMaxGlobal]

Might we also not use, "Sapkákat viselünk"?