Learn Hmong Language Conversation - Introductions

[@lovelyrosy28]

very good. I just wanted to add that even though the "tuaj lov" is stating the obvious fact, it's being used to show that you know your manner and acknowledge your guest or whoever's presence. Example: If you visited someone's house and they don't say that to you, odds are you're either not welcome there or they don't know any manner.

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

Wow, thanks for the insight and sharing subtlety that could be missed as a learner. I really appreciate it! 👍

[@jaycexiong3131]

Great work, Sarah!!! Keep them coming...Many high school Hmong teachers and students can definitely benefit from your awesome lessons. Many of the now Hmong American students need this type of motivation and perspective. I work for the Hmong Language Program in Fresno Unified School District, CA and find your videos invaluable and academically interesting...

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

Excellent! Thanks so much for sharing. Please feel free to send us requests and we’ll try to make lessons you want. :)

[@jackmarch2914]

Thanks so much. I'm living in Thailand near a lot of Hmong people. Will be so enjoyable to just make some small talk with local Hmong people. Thank so much.

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

That’s amazing! We lived in Thailand too. In Chiang Mai there’s a lot more of the Green Hmong dialect, but they will still be able to understand you if you learn White Hmong. Have fun! 🤩

[@pryme2013]

This videos format is by far the easiest for a non speaker to learn imo. That could be just me though. I subbed for more of these, hopefully.

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

Thanks so much! This is great to know. I have heard a lot from people preferring the videos like this where I'm talking in the camera versus a slideshow. If you have any suggestions I'd love to hear. I'll be setting things up here soon so that we can be making longer teaching videos like this soon. Thanks for joining. :)

[@RookyTony]

Wow, you guys are awesome! I get goosebumps listening to you guys talk.

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

Thanks for watching. Glad you like our videos.

[@muasntaubchannel6544]

Tus muam koj tshaj lij heev. Thov qhuas nawb. Ntseeg tias tom ntej no Hmoob cov lus yuav muaj nqis heev. Neeg yuav rov los saib koj coob heev nawb.

[@jersieyDono]

The guy pronounces Hmong better than me, I’m so ashamed oml

[@loojham1261]

Following

[@luavdawbteejtug7175]

Kuv nyiam koj qhia peb li ntawv hmoob heev li os tus phooj ywg ua tsau rau koj nawb

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

Ua tsaug ntau!!! 😃

[@loojham1261]

❤ Following hmoob

[@teeyang439]

You can speak Hmong very good....!

[@kouvang4168]

Zoo heev. Kuv lub npe hu ua Kub. Zoo siab tau saib koj cov videos hauv KZbin nov. Neb hais lus hmoob tau keej kawg.

[@chathao8035]

You are genius of teaching hmong language. What state you live in?

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

I am certainly not a genius. But I really try to study in a way to understand things correctly. We are from California, USA, but currently live in Thailand. :)

[@yangthoj6826]

Kuv nyiam lub npe peev xwm, neb ua tau zoo heev

[@nouchaivue8078]

zoo siab tau saib koj daim nam hais lus hmoob.

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

Ua tsaug. Koj nyiam koj yam lus heev.

[@gunjchowwiwat8357]

Wow! Such a cool name "Peev xwm".

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

Yeah, he’s got a great name. :):):)

[@XauveeYAJ]

Wow zoo heev os.

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

Ua tsaug ntau os. 😆

[@ntxawmhawj7739]

Qhia. Tau zoo lawm thiab ma

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

Ua tsaug ntau. :)

[@shshhhsysysy7255]

ok kawg os

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

Ua tsaug os. :)

[@astana2853]

Interesting.

[@HaibTshajHaib]

hais tau meej kawg li.

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

Puas yog? Ua tsaug ntau. Koj txhawb kuv heev os. Tiamsis kuv yuav tsum kawm ntxiv os.

[@00050079]

Koj Keej lus hmoob heev lis.

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

Ua tsaug ntau. :)

[@leelor8138]

You can speak Hmong language clearly

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

Thanks. That’s really nice of you. I would like to keep working at it so someday I sound like a native. :)

[@rferguson]

Cas koj hais tau lus Hmoob cuag Hmoob thiab na?

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

Ua koj tsaug os. Es... kuv tsis paub kuj hais puas zoo tiamsis kuv siv zog heev los kawm thiab xyaum os.

[@maivyajtubyeeb8863]

"Os" by itself means duck

[@Tswv863SarahGore]

Haha. Yeah right?! I like playing with the kids and saying. ‘Nyob zoo tus os.’ They laugh. 😆