What did they put in my coffee this morning?

We been here before. Is it little green men, or small green people? And, the translation to English is a bit more than cumbersome.

I typed what I heard, and what I heard was "A kis, zöld emberek." I didn't expect it to be correct!

Very strange! previously I wrote little green persons, and this was rejected. When I commented on that, someone indicated that indeed "little green men" made more sense. Now "men" is rejected.

Obviously, this is impossible!

Why is ‘the’ necessary in this sentence? It certainly isn’t in English

little people are not accepted

azt hittem ez kérdés és igy a dont elöl van ?de nem

helló kérdés!! nem igy kezdünk vagy are vagy do (jelen esetben)vagy akár kérdőszó de nem és nem frankó lenne egy magyarázat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"emberek" can be translated as "men"; "little green men" is a standard phrase in English - so why is it rejected?

whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy?????????????????????????????