"Are you strong?"

Translation: Erős vagy?

[weitzhandler]

Formal should be accepted too.

[iRBiS]

For the sake of completeness, here are the possible Hungarian translations (all sixteen of them):

• "Te erős vagy?" or "Erős vagy?" = Are you (singular, informal) strong?
• "Ti erősek vagytok?" or "Erősek vagytok?" = Are you (plural, informal) strong?
• "Maga erős?" or "Ön erős?" or "Erős?" = Are you (singular, formal) strong?
• "Maguk erősek?" or "Önök erősek?" or "Erősek?" = Are you (plural, formal) strong?

Note that "Erős?" is also "Is he/she/it strong?" and "Erősek?" is also "Are they/those strong?"

It's possible the reverse the order of the subject and the predicate. Like this, we question their strength even more.

• "Erős vagy te?" = Are you (singular, informal) strong?
• "Erősek vagytok ti?" = Are you (plural, informal) strong?
• "Erős maga?" or "Erős Ön?" = Are you (singular, formal) strong?
• "Erősek maguk?" or "Erősek Önök?" = Are you (plural, formal) strong?

[iszladanyi]

So does the word order give a different emphasis?
Are you strong?
Strong, are you? (as per John McEnroe's You can not be serious!)
Strong you are! (as per Yoda)

[11Mars43]

why is "erös te" incorrect? and why is the verb necessary although the sentence does not include a location?

[jzsuzsi]

You only drop the verb in third person. János erős?

(or if something is grammatically works like third person: Ön erős? )