"The Dutch tourists feel dizzy above the sea."

Translation: A holland turisták a tenger fölött szédülnek.

[beatrix.ba3]

A tenger folott szedulnek es szedulnek a tenger folott szerintem ugyanaz, nem ertem miert veszi hibanak :(

[Krisbaudi]

Where are the dutch tourists? I cannot imaging, where the place above the sea is, where they are feeling dizzy.

[Hulk014]

I guess they are on a boat or something like that.

[vvsey]

Maybe in an airplane, because of turbulence.

[Matt92HUN]

"A holland túristák szédülnek a tenger felett." should be accepted.

[50stev]

This is what makes Hungarian on Duolingo so difficult. There are so many ways to say things: different word order, ambiguous words, with/without the pronoun. The program doesn't account for all of these possibilities.

[Matt92HUN]

The course is still in beta, let's hope it'll improve over time.

[Kifike]

Csak béta? Rosszabb!

[AzzyDassler]

It is accepted now.
The word order is exactly what made me wonder in another sentence, with Turkish airplanes flying above some cities. I put the verb in the middle in my answer — and it wasn't accepted. Here, it is.
So, basically, my question is: How does it work? I mean, are both fine? Is one of them (and which) neutral, while the other is emphatic ('cause of the whole fokusz thing)?

[Kifike]

Én még nem láttam turistát a tenger felett, csak a tengeren. Hibás az angol mondat. Nem above kell, hanem on.