"You do too little for us."

Translation: Příliš málo pro nás děláš.

[Filomena.Prvni]

"Hodně málo" (zvláštní spojení, ale čeština má takové libůstky jako "strašně hezký") lze říci i "velmi málo". Z jakého důvodu tento překlad neberete?

[VladaFu]

Potřebujem celou větu - jako ostatně vždy.

[eglot]

I'm a little confused–if the end of the sentence creates emphasis, why is "příliš málo" not placed at the end, as in "Děláš pro nás příliš málo"?

[VladaFu]

It depends on what you want to stress. Both are possible and natural.

[Mamke1]

What about: Delas prilis malo pro nas?

[VladaFu]

That is a possible Czech sentence. It is stressing "pro nás" (and should be pronounced with such a stress) and therefore the meaning is that you probably do more for someone else.

As a standalone sentence it sounds pretty strange, but I can imagine a conversation where it would fit. Not sure if it should be accepted.

[Soolrak]

Since there is no context, we cannot know the emphasis, right? I wrote the same thing as Mamke1, so I reported it.

[VladaFu]

Seeing it now, yes, I will add it.

[AgentThrash]

Přilíš málo děláš pro nás is not accepted. Why?

[VladaFu]

Basically the same what Mamke1 asked before, see there.