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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.
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kanji syntax word-order
Asking a group of people about something
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?
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