Learn the Hmong language - grammar and pronunciation practice
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- čas přidán 21. 11. 2020
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What other words and phrases does your tongue get tied on?
Try it out in the comments section! I love hearing your awesome replies!
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I am Hmong and surprisingly enough I’ve just lost my language asking the way lol but this is super helpful and you’re so on point. Thank you. I appreciate you.
Sarah this is great, thank you!!! I remembered when I learned tsim nyob and I struggled with this. "neeg ncaj neeg ncees" is super hard and "yus cuab yus yig"
You do a great job! Thank you
Koj qhia thiab hais lus hmoob tau zoo kawg li.
Ua tsaug rau koj
Thanks for this listen I liked it a lot 😊
I was looking at her videos like two or one years ago and I thought that she didn't do this anymore, and I get this notification saying that she did it yesterday. Wow
Really?! You saw my videos before?! Wow, the video quality was soooo bad then! 😂 Sorry, and thanks for coming back to check out our videos!!
Omg this is tougher than chinese. I'm planning to date a hmong guy from Laos. But i think im gonna stick to Thai when talking to him, huhu. Thanks for the lessons
Haha. You can do it! It's intimidating at first, but really not so hard. Just learn in bite sized pieces, and don't give up. I gave up when I first started learning, it's true! But after a while the whole process really came together. :)
Thanks for the lesson, I am working on speaking Hmong for 20 years but still having problems with the tones LOL
Oh my goodness, that added gasp startled me. Lol
Hahaha! Sorry about that. I’ve been trying to be more creative with sound effects.
Lol that scared me too
your pronunciation is pretty good.
Hi nyob zoo os tus sister kuv nyiam koj hais lus hmong koj lub npe hu li cas 👍👍👍
Nyob zoo. Kuv lub npe hu ua Sarah, los npe Hmoob yog Nkauj Dawb os.
Great job!
Thanks 😊
Nyob zoo tu niam hluag kuv xav paub lug mekag vem kuv lug mekag kuv tsi paub txhaig ua lug yog hias le cas naj nyuaj kuv heev le.
Zoo heev! Koj yuav txiv Hmoob los txiv Meskas, cas koj paub lus Hmoob zoo ia luaj li.
nyob zoo os
It’s a tongue twister! 😂
Wow xav tau ib tug nyab zoo li koj os
Haha Ua tsaug. 😀
Not bad for a non native speaker. I speak the language for my entire life and I must say you can speak the miaozu/hmong dawb language fairly well.
I like you 🤗🤩
I’m hmong i know hmong because I go to hmong school
yes😇😇😇
Thanks for the feedback.
How do I pronounce dawb? me naib? pog ntxoog? Thanks!
Dawb-duh with a b
Me naib- Me Nye, Nai, Nhy( like bill Nye the science guy)
Pog-paw like paw paw and maw maw. Lol i don't want to say rest because it means ghost lady together.
Sarash - I found out that it almost take forever for non-Hmong to speakHmong flu
speak Hmong fluently because as you know Hmong use 56 consonants plus 13 vowels and 8 pitching sound / tones.
"qab ke qau ke, muaj qhuav kab qhig" Translation: bottom and top of the road have bug nitrogenous"........say it real fast...say it really fast.
For a foreigner --- an ESL of the Hmong language, which is very tonal, with 8 tones, as you've demonstrated 4 here ---- your ability to shift the tones was quite good.
Unfortunately, most Hmong these days are literally not educated (or not concerned) enough to speak and/or to write with the appropriate tonal grammar.
I am horrified, for example, when I see on a daily basis Hmong writing "Kuv niam NKAWD" as "Kuv niam NKAWV."
"Tod and "Tov" makes no difference for Hmong these days....
They would, for example, say "Nqa qhov mis TOD coj los TOV rau khob dej no rau tus menyuam haus" ... as .... "Nqa qhov mis TOV coj los TOV rau khob dej no rau tus menyuam haus" ... and NOT BE BOTHERED at all by the fact that the second sentence (the one they choose) MAKES NO SENSE...
TOD and TOV, as you know, have totally different meanings and tones.
But, again, Hmong these days don't really care.... about the differences...
No one teaches Hmong to them formally; there are no grammarians in Hmong or in Hmong schools... so everyone speaks as nws wants and, so, the language is both dying AND deteriorating at the same time, before our very eyes...
In any case... you seem pretty gifted in linguistics so perhaps you know this or, perhaps, you don't.... but Thai and Lao, for example, are the only two major languages I know that have completely done away with the word DRINK.
Today, in both Lao and Thai, it's EAT: I want to EAT some eater. I want to EAT some rice.
They have dropped the word DEUM (drink). And native speakers of neither Lao nor Thai blink an eye about that odd linguistic deletion.
As far as I know, all other major languages have --- "still" employ ---- different terms for the word DRINK (for liquids) and the word EAT (for solid foods).
French, English, German, Norwegian, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Mandarin, Cantonese, Koreans, Bantu, Swahili, Italian, etc..... that I could search in Google .... all deploy different words for EATING and DRINKING, except, again, Lao and Thai.....
The good thing about linguistics is that THEY EVOLVE, true.
But it is never easy, within one's own lifetime, to be a witness to the slow deterioration of a language.... from tone to word deletions...
Cas tsis pom koj tuaj hais lus hmoob los tuaj qhia hmoob lawm E puas yog koj tsis khoom kawm xwb os me noob aws......
Thov txim. Aws.. kuv tseem nrhiav sijhawm zoo los ua txhua hnub... Ua tsaug ntau koj sau.
@@Tswv863SarahGore hey kuv nyiam mloog koj hais lus hmoob heev vim koj keej heev.....I told my wife to learn from you because you also taught English too. Great job !!
Thanks so much! I’m open to suggestions to make it better. Thanks for the recommendation. We’re all in this together. 😃
Wow, your Hmong pronunciation is really good!