Maiv Xis Hawj - Thov Tug Ntawv Hlub Koj nkauj tawm tshiab [ New Song 2024, 2025 ]

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Maiv xis, koj txoj nkauj kho siab tshaj os...ia li cas yus nim tsis muaj hmoo li koj hais kiag thiab os.

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Kuv lub neej ce raws nkau koj zaj nkauj o xis aw....😭😭😭

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Zoo nkauj tas siab, tseem zoo tshaj qhov kuv xav th3900ab tsuas muaj koj tib leeg xwb thiaj li. Thov kom koj tsuas tau ntsib txoj kev noj qab nyob zoo, ua tsaug.

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Hu tau kho siab heev os Niam laus kuv tuaj caum koj lawm na muaj sij hawm no tuaj saib kuv thiab os

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What does the title mean, "Thov Tus NTAWV Hlub Koj?" I am a native speaker of the Hmong language and as far as I am aware, "ntawv" means just "paper." Are you pleading or admonishing or hoping that "the paper" loves that person you have once loved, have once desired? But, surely, that can't be right, as it has no meaning... You mean "Thov Ib Qho Ntawv" or "Thov Ib Daig Ntawv" Los Hlub Koj? Or did you mean, "Thov Tus NTAWD Hlub Koj"? You young people may not hear of the tonal differences, or you may not care about the TONAL differences... but in Hmong (an extremely tonal language)..... words like NTAWD.... TOD... NRAD... NRAUD... PED... SAUD... TID... THAUD... NKAWD.... SAWD... CAWD... THAWD.... PLAWD, etc. sound very differently and they mean very different things from words like NTAWV.... TOV... NRAV.... PEV... SAUV... TIV... THAUV... NKAWV... SAWV... CAWV... THAWV, PLAWV, etc., respectively.... Whereas the former are what we could call DIPHTHONG's in English --- with a long, drawn out VOWEL focus, going from one to another, like (boy) BO-OY, (toy) TO-OY, (coin) CO-OYN, (loin) LOY-IN, etc ---- the latter are straight up, short consonant-focused words (feet, cheat, neat, beet, heat, etc).

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