The Haunted Fast Food Restaurant Hmong Ghost Stories

[@dejntshiabhawj8224]

I hope you getting better Leng. I have been watching and waiting for your story every day and worry about you.

[@lilmaximum]

Same here ❤

[@chiongyang-johnson7119]

Sending you and your family warm wishes for this new year. ❤ You continue to be my favorite spookie Hmong story teller.

[@kennethvang3424]

Wow zoo kawg me nyuam tsis tau plhis hniav pom tiag laiv yom😮😏🫣🤫🤔

[@lilmaximum]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Nraugkevdeb1]

Thanks for sharing

[@SWMLOOJ20]

POJ DAB POG might not be the right name term. I think its more of NKAUJ KABYEEB because in our belief, that goddess and her partner are the ones who bring the children to us.

[@OriginalityBoi]

Baby Eli took 4 to 5 years in character creation lol.

[@CrayZJo3Davola]

Why do you giggle when telling stories lol

[@yankeethao1225]

"Tsuav ntsuag" is used for a promiscuous relationship or is an improper term use for girlfriend/boyfriend. The proper term you should've used is "ua niam txiv" for marriage couples 😊

[@LENGVANG]

Chopping bamboos is just how I am as a person lol. I did used “ua niam txiv” many times in my stories.

[@5tuglis573]

​@LENGVANG basically "tsuav ntsuag" is a slang. Use it when it's appropriate only. I understand you, yourself, might use it, but it's not appropriate to use it to describe intimacy between a married couple as a story teller. Also, when saying "muaj li ob tug menyuam" is an estimate. Muaj li "ob peb tug" is used when you are not too sure how many. When stating that you have two - it should just be "kuv muaj ob tug menyuam".

[@crystalsong2039]

Dam! Nit Pick much? LENG is doing a perfect job at his choice of words..😊