"Buď to děláme dobře, anebo to neděláme vůbec."

Translation: Either we do it well, or we do not do it at all.

[ken55414]

Just curious, would you accept the more concise: "We either do it well or not at all."

[VladaFu]

We do accept it, although I'd think that is a different sentence.

[Pollyhs]

Actually I think we either ... is the better translation

[VladaFu]

Of a different sentence.

[Matthewbur979686]

So are you able to imply the subject or object in a sentence if theyve already been mentioned prior? Or do you need to include another pronoun

[jgreenemi]

If "make" is offered as a correct interpretation of děláme, why is "Either we make it well, or we do not make it at all." not accepted?

[BoneheadBass]

"Either we do it well or we don't do it at all" is a familiar saying, but the translation with "make," it seems to me, should be an acceptable answer. Try reporting it if you get this exercise again.