Asking a group of people about something


I want to know if this is even near to being correct. Basically I'm making a
question to people who like pizza despite not knowing much about it. (You can
replace pizza with anything)

> あまり知らない人、 あなた達に質問があります: 何故はピザが好きですか。

I assumed to used "達" since it's a plural suffix. "あまり知らない人" is how this group
of people label themselves. The question sentence I used, specially the
structure, is the first that i could thinked of.




Your sentence is unnatural. When we speak to strangers, we usually omit the
pronoun and say すいません or ちょっといいですか, etc.

I correct your sentence as すいません、ちょっと質問してもいいですか? (あなた方は)何故ピザが好きなんですか?

However they obviously seem to be younger than you, you can use 君たち or あなたたち
like 君たち(あなたたち), ちょっと質問してもいいかな? 君たち(あなたたち)は何故ピザが好きなの?




Your sentence is unnatural. When we speak to strangers, we usually omit the
pronoun and say すいません or ちょっといいですか, etc.

I correct your sentence as すいません、ちょっと質問してもいいですか? (あなた方は)何故ピザが好きなんですか?

However they obviously seem to be younger than you, you can use 君たち or あなたたち
like 君たち(あなたたち), ちょっと質問してもいいかな? 君たち(あなたたち)は何故ピザが好きなの?

