Li Na (filha de Mao Tse-tung) (Portuguese Wikipedia)

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Li Na pronounced her own name as "Li Na" (see, e.g., a television interview Arquivado em 23 de julho de 2011, no Wayback Machine. by Yangguang Weishi (阳光卫视)). The traditional pronunciation of the character "讷" was "Nà"; however, in Modern Standard Chinese it has shifted to "Nè": see "讷" in 辞海, Shanghai Literary Press, 1999, ISBN 7-532-60702-X. See also contemporary dictionaries which only list the "Nè" pronunciation, e.g.: Xinhua Zidian p.357, Commercial Press 1998, ISBN 7-100-02601-6 ; Modern Chinese Dictionary (现代汉语词典), 5th edition, p.986, Commercial Press 2005, ISBN 7-100-04385-9 ; Ancient and Modern Chinese Dictionary (古今汉语词典), p.1024, Commercial Press 2000, ISBN 7-100-02822-1 ; Xinhua Chinese Dictionary (新华汉语词典), p.887, Commercial Press 2004, ISBN 7-80103-362-0 . Some reliable sources also call her Li Ne (see, e.g., New mood of open-minded politics gaining ground in China Arquivado em 19 de julho de 2011, no Wayback Machine., Xinhua News Agency, March 4, 2003). However, some other reliable sources call her Li Na.

«政协委员出"名门""毛氏三姐妹"聚首政协会» (em chinês). People's Daily. 3 de março de 2003. Consultado em 3 de fevereiro de 2011

Li Na pronounced her own name as "Li Na" (see, e.g., a television interview Arquivado em 23 de julho de 2011, no Wayback Machine. by Yangguang Weishi (阳光卫视)). The traditional pronunciation of the character "讷" was "Nà"; however, in Modern Standard Chinese it has shifted to "Nè": see "讷" in 辞海, Shanghai Literary Press, 1999, ISBN 7-532-60702-X. See also contemporary dictionaries which only list the "Nè" pronunciation, e.g.: Xinhua Zidian p.357, Commercial Press 1998, ISBN 7-100-02601-6 ; Modern Chinese Dictionary (现代汉语词典), 5th edition, p.986, Commercial Press 2005, ISBN 7-100-04385-9 ; Ancient and Modern Chinese Dictionary (古今汉语词典), p.1024, Commercial Press 2000, ISBN 7-100-02822-1 ; Xinhua Chinese Dictionary (新华汉语词典), p.887, Commercial Press 2004, ISBN 7-80103-362-0 . Some reliable sources also call her Li Ne (see, e.g., New mood of open-minded politics gaining ground in China Arquivado em 19 de julho de 2011, no Wayback Machine., Xinhua News Agency, March 4, 2003). However, some other reliable sources call her Li Na.

Li Na pronounced her own name as "Li Na" (see, e.g., a television interview Arquivado em 23 de julho de 2011, no Wayback Machine. by Yangguang Weishi (阳光卫视)). The traditional pronunciation of the character "讷" was "Nà"; however, in Modern Standard Chinese it has shifted to "Nè": see "讷" in 辞海, Shanghai Literary Press, 1999, ISBN 7-532-60702-X. See also contemporary dictionaries which only list the "Nè" pronunciation, e.g.: Xinhua Zidian p.357, Commercial Press 1998, ISBN 7-100-02601-6 ; Modern Chinese Dictionary (现代汉语词典), 5th edition, p.986, Commercial Press 2005, ISBN 7-100-04385-9 ; Ancient and Modern Chinese Dictionary (古今汉语词典), p.1024, Commercial Press 2000, ISBN 7-100-02822-1 ; Xinhua Chinese Dictionary (新华汉语词典), p.887, Commercial Press 2004, ISBN 7-80103-362-0 . Some reliable sources also call her Li Ne (see, e.g., New mood of open-minded politics gaining ground in China Arquivado em 19 de julho de 2011, no Wayback Machine., Xinhua News Agency, March 4, 2003). However, some other reliable sources call her Li Na.