Hmong Ladies and Yao Making Traditional Clothing | Now in Lao
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2022
- The Hmong and Yao have always been close.. In this village in Laos we see them living side by side.
Hmong Ladies and Yao Making Traditional Clothing | Now in Lao
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Sabaidee and welcome to my channel....Now in Lao!!
My name is Todd and i am an Australian currently living in Laos with my wife, Neenee.
This is a channel primarily dedicated to Laos and the people who live here, our daily lives and our travels within this amazing country. Thank you for watching and if you have any questions at all, please don't hesitate to ask, by either commenting or contacting me via Facebook.
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The YAO are nice and makes great neighbors. Hmoob are more shy but has big heart once you get to know them. Very similar culture for both people.
This is one of the reasons why I subbed, you and Neenee handing out clothes to people really put a smile on my face. I love helping out the poor and I love seeing people smile.
Thanks for the love 🙏
@@NowinLao it's the least I can do to help a generous good hearted man like yourself.
Like you said Todd, they are beautiful people. So happy and grateful for anything. God bless them all. Cheers mate!!!
People in the U.S. is not friendly like this because if you are too nice and let people come around eventually someone will take advantage of you and use you or steal from you. So people in the U.S. are more protective than friendly. In tight communities may be different though.
True.
Mono cultural/ethnic communities have very high levels of trust.
the textiles are beautiful. this is artwork as beautiful as anywhere in the world . i love it
Les bébés hmong sont adorables.
New viewer here. Old man in North Carolina. Thanks for sharing the beautiful people of Laos. Am much more interested in the people of country and villages than the cities.
I'm living in a town for the first time in 30 years and miss the countryside.
Both of you have good hearts.
Regards
Thanks God the Hmong People now are in peaceful living
So nice to take this video to Ladies of Hmong and Yao. They are Rock Stars🙏🙏.Thank you for taking us along Todd and Neenee. Sending you much love🙏❤🙏 Jim and Harriet. Richmond, Va.
Indeed the Hmong are very shy but once you get to know them they are spmr of the best people's ever, it kinda weird they don't speak much Hmong
Just amazing and luvly people , creative , resourceful - educating us all - Thanks as always Todd 👌👍🙏
Cheers Ant 😁
As always Todd a great vlog
I am of course playing catch up,again lol 😊
Ok, you did it again. The videos get better and better. Although I like the different view point between you and Neenee, I do enjoy the videos more when you're both in them. The time you spend one on one with the locals are priceless.
I love how the mothers looked happy when you offered to give their kids clothes. So many smiles.
And the business leader of the ladies told you there were 2 kids sleeping and took the jumpers.
You could have got a pullet out of the deal if NeeNee had just said "thanks" and taken it to the truck.
Looking forward to the pig video. I love pork.
nice of you guys
Christmas came 2 months early. Thank you for all the gifts to the villagers. When the woman invited you back for the New Year, she was telling you about "ball tossing", which is a traditional way for Hmong young people to meet one another and part of the courtship for marriage.
Thanks Ne.. Yes, that's kinda why I was laughing. I had heard of this game and had an idea what it was for... I thought she might've been trying to set me up 😉
I watched a video from someone else who filmed a Hmong festival in California (I think it was in San Fransico) and asked about the ball-tossing thing. I never got an answer about what was going on and why so many women were tossing balls around. I thought it had something to do with courtship but, wasn't sure about it. 👍
🤗🙏🏼!
Yes, they’re really friendly. Cross stitching is tedious work but beautiful.
Thank you for the video.
Take care.
khop jai video 🙏สบายดี
Another Great offering to the Beautiful People in Village
Well Done Guys
My wife actually live in this town
I would call it cross stitching and embroidery. In Hmong it is famously known as "Paj Ntaub". I'm not sure what Yao call it.
Where did you and your wife live in Laos?. I been follow you guys for so long. Thank you for your TH-cam channel that you and your go to visit hmong people village by village.
Todd on the Go! Vlogging Laos in a grandstyle.
On a small island just north of our place north of Pakse they do the weaving of Laos skirts. Amazing work.
Great drone footage again Todd, you have a great visual perception. Great post, again you guys prove that true beauty is not physical but much deeper, loved this one. Lets hope these handmade skills are never lost.
Thank you 🙏
So glad you got to visit the Yaos of Laos (known as “Mien” in the states). The ladies are sewing (hand stitched, tapestry) traditional clothing used for special occasions & are very pricey due to demand, rarity, labor & time put in making them.
Thank you for the input Emily, much appreciated 🙏
Have a great day 😁
NOON HAI IS AWESOME
Cux Yiem Cux Nyanc in Mien means Live Well, Eat Well. Thank you for this episode.
Thank you for that translation 🙏
@@NowinLao you’re welcome.
Great views of a beautiful land and people, Thank you
As always 👍🙂
Really appreciate your understanding of the Laos culture. Goodonyamate.
Thanks Jeff 🙏
You are one lucky man,mate. Thank you for the Best uploads
Thank you 🙏
Good morning, you and Neenee have a great affinity with the people of Laos, a quality which most vloggers lack. Fantastic. For myself, my retirement is here, thinking I will start in Singapore, get a motorcycle in Malaysia then make my way there to Laos. Hopefully break bread next summer. Have a great day
Thanks David.
Well, I wish you an enjoyable retirement mate and hope you get to do everything you have planned. Safe travels and hopefully we'll get to break that bread. Take care mate and enjoy it!
Haha the old lady wants to introduce to you her daughter thinking you might be interested but disappointed when seeing your wife.
🤗🤗🙂🙂🙂🙂😊😊😊😊😉😉
Mate there's a Clint Eastwood movie called Gran Torino it's one of my faves. I believe it was the first Hollywood flick to star all Hmong people who were portrayed in the movie as Hmong and there were many of them==It's a must see
Have seen it a coupla times.. great movie! 👌
Keep up great content and your love for the country men's, especially the Hmong.
.. LOL the more ladies, the more subscribers? Maybe you could make it 100% cheesecake!!
Those black and white stills you show at the end of the vids are they part of the filming you do or is it actual photos you take==Me thinks it's part of the vids that you isolate and make black and white==Yeah no Yeah?
No. They are stills I capture in B/W with a Fuji X100T 😉
99% of all my thumbnails are screenshots of captured video though
3:41 Does that kid go to the same Barber as you Todd???
Hahaha he must! 😝👍
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Was that Hmong lady giving you the offer? 🤣👍🏻
What it sounded like ay! I know that game 😉
There's friendly and then there's 'friendly' 😜
It’s Mien not Yao. Same reason we call Hmong and not Miao
Hi.. yes, I know a lot of Mien in the US prefer to be called this, but I did explain in the previous video, if they address themselves as Yao, I will call them Yao. How do you know that they are not Lanten? Lanten are a people of the Yao also. Not all Yao are Mien. No offense intended 🙏
@@NowinLao Begining of the video the gentleman is speaking Mien and the lady at the stall also speaks Mien
@@saeternbros I understand, but out of respect for them I address them how they introduce themselves. To be honest, we have never met a Yao person in Laos who has called themselves anything else but Yao.