St. Paul's Chenue Her becomes the first male Hmong American TV anchor
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- čas přidán 7. 10. 2021
- In Des Moines, Iowa, Chenue Her, a St. Paul native, became the first Hmong male news anchor in the country this week.
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Thank you Kare 11 for doing this, being a Hmong person myself I can't express how grateful and happy I am to watch this segment. On behalf of all Hmong people, THANK YOU!!
Chenue Her, Congratulation! Very proud of you. Very proud of our young Hmong-American today.
Great job. We got another professional news. Gia Vang, Pafoua Yang and You Chenue. So proud of you guys.
Wow he is absolutely awesome! Very very happy foe him
Congratulations bro!! You're awesome!!
Thanks for the show and so proud of you, Chenue. Tsim Nuj is a very good name.
I am so proud of you.
Congratulations young brother, may God bless you...
Congrats brother Chenue; proud of you!
Congratulation young man keeping good job
So happy for you and a big big congratulations 👏👏👏
Congrats Chenue! Well deserved!!
Awesome!! Congratulations!!!
So proud of him
Congratulations Chenue !!!👏 🎊 💐 🥳
Hi chenu .I'm proud of you hmong.
Congrats to you chenue you are the best
So proud of you❤😊
Amazing!!!
Congratulations so proud of you
Wow. Inspiring.
Congratulation Chenue.
Congrats brother, when you move to next level or be successful other race think that’s we are Chinese or Vietnamese. It’s happened to a lot Hmong but we not afraid to tell the world who we are, very proud of you.
Congratulations chenue
Thank you Her
Congratulations!
Congratulations Chenue!
Chenue. I am extremely happy for you. I grew up in China, Hmong people live in Guizhou Provence. They were in such a poverty 20 years ago, they don't speak Mandarin don't even recognize the money note as well as very shy. They wait until the market day of the month leave the fruit or food wrapped with leaf left them on the side of the road and hide on the tree to watch it. Chinese saw the food will leave them the salt cube for exchange. When the Chinese left, the Hmong people will get down from the tree to get the salt cubes. Now Hmong people have much better life now, they plant a lot of cold hardy palm tree tear up the fiber to make expensive mattress.
Great 👍.
Gia, Chenue and Pahoua are Hmong pioneers in modern America.
Congrats Chenue!
@BKK Do you have medication you should be taking?
Good you are the hmong man
This gamain-there He has talent
Proud 🥲 .
Congratulations 🎉 Diversity is needed. We can learn so much from one another 😊
I am proud and happy for you and your family young brother. Kwvtij zoo siab rau koj thiab koj tsev neeg. I am sure you will serve the whole community well not just the Hmong. Thiab zoo siab rau qhov koj tsis kam pauv koj lub npe kom nws sis raws li lwm haiv neeg xav kom koj pauv. Vim koj yog tus uas yuav muaj lub suab es hais nrov thiab dav tshaj kom tib neeg paub hais npe Hmoob kom yog. For example, peb tsis yog Moob peb yog Hmoob, peb tsis yog veej(vang), peb yog Vaj. I used to teach at Folwell middle school in Mpls. and somehow the attendance lady and I were talking joking around and she said she could speak Hmong, she started to say all the Hmong last names to me and I told her that she got one pronunciation right, Lee. The rest were wrong. She said to me, " so for the last 20 plus years I have been saying all these names and last names wrong even yours Mr. Thao." I told her, yeah, but we are very forgiving people and if it is close enough we will just leave it. She told me we shouldn't do that because if we allow that then we will lose it. If pronounce Johnson as ntsasxeem they would correct us. And I think she was right. I am glad that you as the younger generation realizes the importance of keeping our identity the way it is supposed to be, nco ntsoov Hmoob yog Hmoob. Hmoob tsis yog moob. Hawj yog Hawj so nej cov younger generation yeej meem rov qab tig los kho rau peb Hmoob. Koj yog thawj tug Hmoob uas kuv hnov nws stand up on national TV hais txog tuav yus lub npe Hmoob.
Khe. You're totally wrong. We are Mong not H-mong. Hmong is Han mong or Chinese Mong. You need to learn more Mong history. Hmong just started to use since 1974. We have no time to correct or debate about our name. Mong is the original. Vang is pronounce Vaaj not vaj. Vaj is a joke. Vang not va
It's just a job. First hmong this first hmong that. Later the whole community gonna put you down.
4:10 - '... we're Mong ... ' seriously? Understandably non-native speakers will mispronounce Hmong words like the elders mispronouncing English words but to continually hear a supposedly Hmong person, native speaker, mispronounce 'Hmoob' or 'Moob' is just deplorable and inexcusable especially for someone whose sole profession is rooted in communication -- that is speech.
Tsi tas kom nej paub txhua txhua lo lus Hmoob cuag li nej paub lus Mab Sua tiam sis yog nej twb hais lo lus Hmoob tsi meej pem lawm es xyov nej txoj kev kawm ntawv kawm ntawv yog dab tsi lawm os nawb.