Awesome to see that our hmong people are being discovered. It hurts to see that others only see us hmong as "chinese" asians, yet there are so many more asian cultures .
That's so funny! 'To meet' and 'to kill' are pretty close in Finnish in some conjugations; if you say "may we come to meet you" (tapaamaan) it sounds pretty much like "may we come to kill you" (tappamaan) if you don't pronounce the distinction between single and double consonants correctly. the difference is in length but it's very hard to tell for foreign speakers.
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Wow he explains the hmong language pretty well. Hmong is very complicated
Awesome to see that our hmong people are being discovered. It hurts to see that others only see us hmong as "chinese" asians, yet there are so many more asian cultures .
Hmong kids nowadays, barely know their own culture, because of going to school they adapted to being modern and not old school.
I'm learning Hmong because I am Hmong and thanks so much on complementing our culture and the way we speak. It's hard and unique in a way!
BTW there are many different kinds of Hmong
We also borrow engrish too.. peh see...or pepsi/soda in general..haha
This guy speaks better hmong than me lol.
Annyon Yang Yeah, he's pretty talented! :)
***** way better than most hmong who were born in US.
Hmong is a hard language with many tones if u say horse and human in hmong it's the same word but different tone
kao yang best of all; we do not have past, future, present tense.... ahhahaaa
You're right!
Another example is the tone "Paw": Pog pom Pov pov pob = Grandma saw Paul toss ball.
That's so funny! 'To meet' and 'to kill' are pretty close in Finnish in some conjugations; if you say "may we come to meet you" (tapaamaan) it sounds pretty much like "may we come to kill you" (tappamaan) if you don't pronounce the distinction between single and double consonants correctly. the difference is in length but it's very hard to tell for foreign speakers.
That's impressive my friend. It's something our young generation is pushing to improve at for the sake of preaching and sharing the true Gospel.
I would love to meet you one day.. BC of your knowledge
I like this guy
Wow! Impressive for a young man, you know so much about Hmong culture. Hmonglish! this day! for young people, if you will. Thanks.
one time I was in school I taught my teacher how to say hi in Hmong and he really liked it.
I did that to!! but she didn't get his to say it till next year!
DANGGGG HE SPEAK HMONG VERY WELL.
Your hmong is pretty good lol
Made me laugh
Finally someone can say Hmoob right instead of mung
I think hmong borrows more Thai words than Chinese words
tuaj, tua, tuag=come, kill, die. Watch out for these words. Any way, you speak Hmong very good. God bless you.
Wow! I'm LDS as well. I'm so impressed.
That's true. There are like 3 or 4 tones at least for almost all words.
I'm full Hmong and I can't even speak it ;-;
Ha ha good job Smith ;)
Lol you are so funny!
The Hmong didnt copy the Chinese the Chinese copy the Hmong
rethink it over 😂😂