@saraly734: Hello, hello! It’s Black Rose again! This is a short video about rhyming words with the ending tone in the language of Hmong in the dialect of Mong Leng. It’s going to help you understand and remember the rhymes of the words that have the ending tone that have a special sound 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 creating a special sound. In the Hmong writing all words do not write as compound words and the tones, b, g, j, MUST never be used in front of a word at any time that makes the writing unique. So read the terms and the story below to find out what each of the tones sounds made. Tones: b, d, g, j, m, s, v Notes: For the tone “s” is called “cim mus, s” as in White Hmong dialect because in Mong Leng, there’s no word to describe this tone “s”. Ending tone: b Writing Formula B: consonant+vowel+tone= word ob, word Families: 1. chob, to poke (ch +o+b= chob) 2. mob, pain, sick (m+o+b= mob) 3. txob , itch (tx+o+b= txob) ❤️Ib zaaj keeb kwm txug kev dle hov txob. Muaj ib nub kuv tau 🦊 ua zug dle hov txob. Puab cov hob txob mas zoo zoo heev le. Kuv nim dle dle ib nub mas kuv saab saab heev le. Cov hov txob mas tuab hab faab, ntum quas nti chob los chob. Kuv muab dlob lug nyob quas tsaug dle, los kuv tseem mob mob dluav le hab. Kuv lug txug tsev ua rua kuv muaj mob kag. Moog txuj ke twg los khoov pob yuav lawm xwb. Kuv tug quas yawg has rua kuv has tas, “Nev, nev, kuv twb has rua koj has tas kuam nyob tsev twb ywm. Koj pheej txob txob, yuav xav xav moog dle hov txob es koj txhaj le tau tug mob ne. Zag nuav, koj paub lawm luas pos?” Kuv teb nwg has tas, “Aws, paub lawm os!” ❤️ The story is about picking peppers. One day, I went to work as a hired hand picking peppers. Their peppers were exceptionally good. I picked and picked all day long until I was completely exhausted. The pepper plants were thick and dense, constantly poking and pricking me. I sat down on the ground to pick them, but my lower back was still aching terribly. When I got back home, it made me sick and sore all over. Wherever I walked, I was hunched over at the waist. My husband said to me, “See? See! I already told you to just stay home and rest. You were so restless and eager to go pick peppers, and that’s why you got hurt. Now you know, don't you?” I answered him, “Yes, I know now!” ❤️ Translation of the introduction by the woman in the video into English: "The woman said, “Today is a sunny day, the sun is shining brightly across the sky. I came to check on my peppers, they are so bright red. Picking them really delights my heart.” ❤️ The introduction by the woman in the video in Hmong: Tug quas puj has tas, “Nub nua yog ib nub tshaav tshaav ntuj, lub nub ci ntsaa quas ab tim npoo ntuj. Kuv tuaj saib kuv cov hov txob, lab lab. Kuv tuaj muab dle mas ntxim ntxim kuv nplooj sab le. Zoo sab tshaaj plawg le os.”

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