"A kis Éva az asztaltól az ágyhoz lép."

Translation: Little Éva steps from the table to the bed.

[GerSzej]

the little Eva, was rejected. I am not sure why. It sounds fine to me.

[DoktorVirag]

We wouldn't use a definite article with a person's name in English. The little girl sounds fine, but the little Eva does not.

[Bastette54]

In one translation (in this group) I used "little" for "kis" and it was rejected (in favor of "small"). So for this one, I made sure translate it to "small" and it was rejected in favor of "little." The other sentence was something like "I step from the bed to the (kis) table."

Is there a legitimate reason for these to have different translations, or should I just report it?

[RyagonIV]

You should report those instances. Just one word on this: it's much more common to say "little" when talking about children. "Small" sounds a bit derogatory for people; it's more used for objects and partly animals.

[RobertEddy]

Éva needs lessons in furniture usage unless she is a cat, in which case it's hopeless.

[BlutarskyJohn]

small Éva - height of the girl
little Éva - age of the girl

In the Hungarian sentence are both English translations correct, because we don't know, if Éva is short, or young. Reported.

[Patricia460976]

I wrote "Little Éva" thinking of this as nickname like "Little Red Riding Hood" or more realistcally "Big Schmedik" and "Little Schmedik" who were two brothers in school.