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2025 and damn this is really motivational and understanding coming from a Hmong American teen. Please teach us young one more Paaj Lug pls. It really helps alot even after this long❤️

Red vein eyes he almost cry aurrrrh

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Like you to explain, the suitcase tug of war during wedding. So people don't understand the significance.

After listener(s) hears one pov… the listener(s) shouldn’t take sides and remain neutral. Romantic/Spousal disputes are a 2 party thing and the rants of either should be considered stress relief and taken with a grain of salt. Don’t add fuel to their small fire! If the speaker asks for listener to take a side the default and correct answer is always NO. Let them resolve and grow with the disputes (minor or major). That is how they develop deeper connections-thru the good and bad.

I saw a sword ceremony involving two young men dressed in black with red waist wraps. Who is involved with that part of the ceremony?? What is that all about?

Are you able to add subtle like you did with part 2? It was really helpful for me who is learning to spell and reading it lol.

I had to learn this years ago when my grandma passed. My dad was the only son and he’s dad passed when he was very young so he had no one to teach him so he never taught us.

Yog kawg 😂.

Yes! With the rice! Hahaha and a side of eggs

Dude, all you have to do, is never too late to learning it. Cuz you're Hmong thou, son.

Thank you for the video. May I confirm if you speak Green hmong?

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I eat those with rice too or just as a snack

Sounds about right. 😂

Nyob dleb tsaws dlej tsaws cawv nyob ze xuas suav tawg hlawv. = Tug kwv tij nyob dleb mas peb hlub hab ncu nwg xaav kom lug peb suav dlawg nyob ua ke tab sis thaum nwg lug nrug peb nyob ua ke lawm nua ces yog muaj teeb meem los sis muaj lug tsis sib hum ces peb tshev hab ntxub nwg ho muab nwg ncaws tawm moog. Tshwj xeeb yog yawm yij yawm dlaab mas keev muaj teeb meem le nuav kuv los kuj ntsib lug lawm hab pum ntau tug lug lawm.

bro idk how to speak hmong but IM HMONG 💀💀

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Wow!!! Kuv nyam hab txaus sab rua koj cov Moob Leeg videos heev le os. Keep it up! ❤️😃👍👍

BRO IM HMONG I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT YOU'RE SAYING I've been learning hmong my hole life 😭 HOW

I'm hmong at a funeral you hit a drum and an person has to hit it and another person needs a giant flute. Once your done people will wear fake money and burn it and they will have this small stick and bow everyone has to bow and Adler has to stay up until it's done kids can sleep but it has to be at funeral

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I am 16 and learned about our history when I was 9. Before so, I was slowly letting go of my Hmong language and culture, quickly adapting into American culture. But when I learned about our history, not just during the secret war, but what happened to us in China. It made me open my eyes. Our ancestors fought, fled, and died to keep our culture and language alive. They fought for freedom, so that their kids could keep living and pass down our traditions. The Hmong people ran down to South East Asia because they wanted to reserve our way of life. The amount of suffering and deaths our ancestors went through lit a fire within me. Both my grandpas were soldiers, drafted when they were 11 to 13. My step Grandma had 11 siblings, but it withered down to 3 as they were hunted by the communist Laos party. Some of the most gruesome deaths being starvation, getting mauled by dogs, and getting gunned down. My mom had to sneak out from the refugee camps due to their abuse. The more stories I was told, the more I began to feel bad for so easily letting go of my culture. Now, I’ve regained some of my fluency in the language. And I heavily embrace my identity as a Hmong person. I feel saddened that my generation is slowly losing their touch with their culture. We don’t even have a country to go back to, to relearn our language and traditions. Even in Thailand and Laos, Hmong kids only know Thai and Lao. I will continue to work hard to relearn all the Hmong words I have lost through out the year, and I hope that other kids my age will too.

Can you say these in the house?

lol the simultaneously convo hella spot on....lmfao i remember tryna listen to one but realize you listening to both at same time

MY wedding is coming up this summer and this video was very helpful! Thank you.

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wow,,you so young but you learn our hmoob kaab ke huhhh,,,

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Well said brother

Thnks brother,, I needed thus

Agree with u

100% agree with you. Talking to the source is key cause once you paint that image for others they will only see your spouse or others in a certain way and they will feel necessary to throw their judgement onto you.

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i LOVE YOUR VIDEOS:D I My teacher meet you in rl:DDDDDDD he is hm0ng to<333

My mother is in hospice care now and I need to learn this poem asap 😢. This video is very helpful for us Hmong Mekas kids that have no idea of what to do or say at funerals.

I love you break it down for understanding.

Primitive crap! every family and clan has their own rules and they can make up crap on the way😂😂😂

Ain’t nobody cook that we all eat at raw

Bro I’m Chinese and I don’t even look at the words that is written on it

jahahahha nice content

Good Job brother

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I actually tried pan frying it but it tasted awfully nasty 😅.

Awesome brother, you should do how to thank a shaman

Hi caag twb tau ob xyoo nuav lawm es tsw tau lug hab klua lawm os npawg hihi

Anybody ever tell you you have Jesus face bro?. dictumdose

Beautiful explanation, brother. My family and I just lost our father last week and are now preparing for what we anticipate to be a huge funeral ceremony for him bc he was such a big name to our Thao families and others regionally in the Midwest. As a Hmong daughter married to a non-Hmong man, hearing this comforts me and makes my heart ache at the same time as my brothers and male elders/relatives are now preparing for this speech. 😪