@saraly734: Hello, hello! It’s Black Rose again! This is a short video about the single vowel in the language of Hmong in the dialect of Mong Leng. It’s going to help you understand and remember the sound of the vowel that is at the end of the word to help you read and write in Mong Leng. Please remember that the Mong Leng language is a tonal language. A tone marker appears at the end of the word that makes a special sound. So read the short fiction story below to find out what sound “w ” made. Vowel: w These words have no ending tone: consonant +vowel= word w, Word Family: w, Words Qw, to scream, to yell Sw, trashy Tw, tail Pw, to sleep The story : Mong Leng Ib taag kig leej txiv lug tsaa nwg tug tub huv nwg lub chaw pw, leej txiv qw ib suab “Ah ah ah,” nrov le nrov! Vim nwg pum nwg tub mi tub rub tug dlev tug kua tw hab pum lub chaw pw mas sw le sw. The story: English One morning, the father went to the son’s room to wake him up and he screamed “Ah ah ah,” so loud because he saw his little son pulling his dog’s tail and his room was a mess! Thanks for learning Mong Leng with me!

2026-10-27 10:43:57

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