"Máte hlad?"

Translation: Are you hungry?

[ngeneshki]

In Bulgarian "hlad" would be cold, as in absence of heat. These type of errors are what makes it fun to learn new languages.

[endless_sleeper]

That would be "chlad" in Czech. ;-)

[PiotrNapie4]

If anyone is confused, just to clarify: the literal translation of this phrase is "Do you have hunger?"
just said this so noone is confused. Have a great day.

[iBrow.]

It's like in German and French :)

[Unbedingt]

I suppose 'Máte hlad?' is when addressing more than two people. Am I right?

[VladaFu]

Or the formal plural to address a single person.

[Unbedingt]

I'm sorry, how can it be plural if you're addressing a single person? In case you also speak German, French or Spanish, would it be something like:
'Máte hlad?'
Informal Plural
Habt ihr Hunger? / ¿Tienen hambre? / Avez-vous faim?
Formal Plural
Haben Sie Hunger? ¿Tienen hambre? Avez-vous faim?
I'd really appreaciate your help.

[endless_sleeper]

It works exactly the same way as in French. You use the plural form "Máte hlad?" for either a) plural b) formal singular. Informal singular is "Máš hlad?"

[Unbedingt]

Thank you so much for your explanation.