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It is the *phrase* for "democracy" in Chinese.

There is no literal 1-to-1 translation for "democracy", so it is more like "freedom of the people" or whatever english definition you would describe "democracy".

So, if you wanted a Chinese translation for "Chinese Democracy", you would simply just write "democracy" (freedom of the people) in Chinese.

Get it?

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It is the *phrase* for "democracy" in Chinese.

There is no literal 1-to-1 translation for "democracy", so it is more like "freedom of the people" or whatever english definition you would describe "democracy".

So, if you wanted a Chinese translation for "Chinese Democracy", you would simply just write "democracy" (freedom of the people) in Chinese.

Get it?

I think axl believed in that phrase so much, he just had to "free" all the original band members :D

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It is the *phrase* for "democracy" in Chinese.

There is no literal 1-to-1 translation for "democracy", so it is more like "freedom of the people" or whatever english definition you would describe "democracy".

So, if you wanted a Chinese translation for "Chinese Democracy", you would simply just write "democracy" (freedom of the people) in Chinese.

Get it?

This. seems to mean people and, according to google translate, is something like main or primary. So I think it means something like a system where the people come first or something, hence democracy.

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It is the *phrase* for "democracy" in Chinese.

There is no literal 1-to-1 translation for "democracy", so it is more like "freedom of the people" or whatever english definition you would describe "democracy".

So, if you wanted a Chinese translation for "Chinese Democracy", you would simply just write "democracy" (freedom of the people) in Chinese.

Get it?

So the Chinese don't even have a word for democracy?

Anyway, when you google translate 'democracy' into Mandarin that's what you get.

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It is the *phrase* for "democracy" in Chinese.

There is no literal 1-to-1 translation for "democracy", so it is more like "freedom of the people" or whatever english definition you would describe "democracy".

So, if you wanted a Chinese translation for "Chinese Democracy", you would simply just write "democracy" (freedom of the people) in Chinese.

Get it?

So the Chinese don't even have a word for democracy?

Anyway, when you google translate 'democracy' into Mandarin that's what you get.

A lot of concepts are translated into Chinese like that. German works that way too, sometimes. Like the word building is Hochhaus, which literally means tall house (Hoch / Haus) or the word for ambulance is Krankenwagen, which literally means a car for the ill (Kranke / Wagen).

In Chinese, you have stuff like: Missile 导弹 (导 guide) y (弹 bomb). Missile - guided bomb.

In many languages, you put two or three words together and you get a new concept. Think of the English words firefighter or hippopotamus, which is Greek for river horse.

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It is the *phrase* for "democracy" in Chinese.

There is no literal 1-to-1 translation for "democracy", so it is more like "freedom of the people" or whatever english definition you would describe "democracy".

So, if you wanted a Chinese translation for "Chinese Democracy", you would simply just write "democracy" (freedom of the people) in Chinese.

Get it?

So the Chinese don't even have a word for democracy?

Anyway, when you google translate 'democracy' into Mandarin that's what you get.

Well democracy itself merely stems from the ancient Greek demokratia which means ''rule by the people' (demos: people in classical Athens). Languages do not operate in a vacuum.

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