"Nosotras podemos establecer una democracia."

Translation: We can establish a democracy.

[Shortsy]

Yeah! Who's with me?

[Lechuza-chouette]

"Nosotras" means no males, so it's just the ladies.

[clawedinvader]

Seeing as it's working so well in the Middle East, I'm in.

[Shortsy]

You're right. We should try in the US first

[Allinuse]

Won't work there, maybe somewhere else?

[7895123G]

It doesn't work only because they let them vote on it.

[Sir_Carl]

Im up for a change. :)

[Beto330368]

Democracy (majority rule) is all fine, just as long as you don't find yourself as a political, ethnic, or religious minority.

[Oso-the-Bear]

It's true they have a word for this it's the "tyranny of the 51%" ... That's why the USA is a democratic republic and not a pure democracy ... In theory anyway

[suezq]

As I suspected duolingo is seeking world domination!- Girl power.

[wwang.1]

ha

[Jorge_Antaral]

Please guys, let them come first in Greece! We have a tombstone already where it writes democracy's date of birth and date of death.

[MissSpell]

Now that's heartbreaking.

[Agent_Gabriel]

Excuse me, I'd like to have a conversation with you about democracy.

[waivek]

Viva la revolución!

[Prikoljna]

Duo did not accept the verb " to found" which means the same thing as " to establish or set up "

[Camilla-danesa]

I agree. I think "to found" should be accepted.

[EvgeniyChe3]

Somebody tell this to Putin, please!

[JustKirill]

According to wiktionary democracy could be both uncountable and countable. Why is indefinite article in the English version is obligatory (or it is not, and duo's wrong).

[Roger_Burke]

Because the indefinite article appears in the Spanish. You can certainly say "We can establish democracy" in English, but that is not the proper translation of the sentence given.

[antonellagar]

is establish really the appropriate verb in this sentence? I am asking because I am not an English native speaker

[EmuLampen]

I'd say establish or found would both be good on the English sentence. It's a better use of establish than other sentences DL has given.

[Shirlgirl007]

hmm, so here we have UNA democracia, different from 2 or 3 sentences back...Vivimos en democracia.... So I still wonder, which usage would be correct?

[RojalesArtist]

We MAY establish a democracy - correct too?

[ViJSXJ]

In one area "establecer" is corrected as "started" and in other place as "established". Don't they have the same meaning?

[davidcpell]

The pronoun is feminine but the voice is a deep male voice - not sure whether to report as an error or if some cultural point is being made.

[Ghaiths3id111213]

Moments before:
Secretary of defence: Their leader is violenty suppressing his people
President: I still don't think we should interfere in the affairs of other nations
SoD: Ma'am they have oil
President: (Heavy breathing)...

[KazzLewsader]

I wonder if DL realizes when we submit for audio correction, it could be the slower one.