6 Scary and Short Hmong Ghost Stories

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[@msyvj]

Hey tus Brother you are doing just fine! The way you tell these stories are very unique and I like it. Good job! Love your stories. Keep on doing what you’re doing. You’re doing a mighty fine job!

[@msyvj]

The one with the fly gave me chills

[@user-mp2gp9xv7u]

Yay!! You're back! I've been waiting for your stories. It don't matter what stories you get, I just like the way you tell it! 😁😁

[@PhajejHmoobYaj]

Thanks!

[@tongyang9638]

It's not nqi mis nqi tsho it is nqi mis nqi no.

[@maivnyiajvaj9085]

Hey brother. I’ve been following you for a long time and I feel that if you aren’t corrected then you will never know. When you talk about the father and the mother, you don’t have to keep saying “tus leej niam or tus leej txiv”. You can just say “leej niam leej txiv”.

[@jerrythao1433]

Let him do it his way, u hmong grammar police 🚔

[@Springadel7775]

I agree with you. And I believe it’s nqe mis nqe hno.

[@tval8780]

@@jerrythao1433no, it’s better to correct and say it the right way

[@PhajejHmoobYaj]

Your right I guess leng got use to say it

[@c.lee-soulisak327]

It's always better to learn the correct way.