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So Na won, oh, okay.
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Lol... random.
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Wait, you know Chinese or did you google translate that?
李娜!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Li is her family/last name, while "Na" is her given name. However, you wouldn't just call her "Na". For Chinese names with 1 character, they usually say both... like Li Na, or Yao Ming. Even Li Na's mom calls her... Li Na. For someone like Yi JianLian (family name + 2-character given name), you can call him JianLian.side note, is it just easier to say her full name, or are people (on TV and this board) not sure which name to call her by?![]()
edit: ill admit i had to look up which one was her family name and which was her given name
Li is her family/last name, while "Na" is her given name. However, you wouldn't just call her "Na". For Chinese names with 1 character, they usually say both... like Li Na, or Yao Ming. Even Li Na's mom calls her... Li Na. For someone like Yi JianLian (family name + 2-character given name), you can call him JianLian.
Last-name first.
Li Na will get the glory
Faith in those thighs
Yup, agreed.
Li is her family/last name, while "Na" is her given name. However, you wouldn't just call her "Na". For Chinese names with 1 character, they usually say both... like Li Na, or Yao Ming. Even Li Na's mom calls her... Li Na. For someone like Yi JianLian (family name + 2-character given name), you can call him JianLian.
Last-name first.