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Txuj Ci Program on Hmong cultures, beliefs, and values (in Appleton, WI) November 8, 2002 Registration see on main page.

Linguistic Art Critics
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There are many statements, arts, and creative language written by Hmong and other individuals about Hmong published in newspapers, magazines, books, and other mediums. One of the most popular written language is the Hmong RPA script, formed in the early 1950s. The original Hmong RPA language is compostion in a single word to make of a sentence, phrase, or communication. Today, many educators seem to have made changes from its original by combining some words and their intent. Neeg Magazine welcomes you to this page and to share your opinion, research, and knowledge. We will soon post your comment on this page for readers to review.

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The following words are creacted fresh in Hmong language:
Lus Hmoob Tshiab Tshiab

ONE: "Quabyuam, yuavtsum, yamntxwv, tiamsis, xeebntxwv, haumxeeb, tsismuaj" (by Dr. Nom Kos Yaj, Hmong Times, volume V, Edition 6, page 12).

TWO: "Tsevneeg, phauntawv, taubhau, kevcai, dabtsi, neeskaum, pebcaug, plaubcaug" (by Faye Van Damme and Txawjthoj Vang, Speaking Hmong Proficiency Hand Book For Educators, teach at UW-Oshkosh Hmong class).

THREE: "tshawbfawb, kawmtxuj, tsawbnrhiav, sibkho, tebchaws, txawjntse, sijhawm"( by Professor Txwjnruag Vwj, Nyob Zoo Txog Kwvtij Hmoob!, Hmong times, December 16, 2002).

Statements by Hmong and Other Individuals:

ONE: A group of family relatives to Blong Yang, Editor of Future Hmong Magazine, took a vacation to Thailand. Blong had put their report as an advice. See if you agree. "Tips...' Bring Toilet Paper'... with the exception of hotels, most places from restaurants to gas stations do not have toilet paper. Although a water hose is provided in many restrooms, I am sure those of us from America would much rather use toilet paper. Yes, you have to carry a roll with you everywhere...expecially if you are planning to eat a lot of spicy Thai foods. In case you forget, toilet paper is sold for 2-5 baht for 2 pieces or squares. In America, that's just enough toilet paper for us to blow our noses...not wipe." (September 2002, page 17).

TWO: "Ib pluag mov ' vim thaum ub Hmoob khwv tau noj tau haus ntau thiab vam meej heev ces Hmoob mus caw Suav tuaj nrog Hmoob no rooj mov. Suav ke noj ke cem thiab ke foom kom Hmoob pluag, noj ib pluag los kom Hmoob pluag, noj ob pluag los kom Hmoob pluag, peb pluag los kom Hmoob pluag, pes tsawg pluag los kom Hmoob pluag mus' " (by Professor Txwjnruag Vwj, Nyob Zoo Txog Kwvtij Hmoob!, Hmongtimes, December 16, 2002).

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		*Txuj Ci Program on Hmong cultures, beliefs, and values (in Appleton, WI) November 8, 2002 Registration see on main page.* Linguistic Art Critics _________________________________________________ __________________________________________ ______________________ There are many statements, arts, and creative language written by Hmong and other individuals about Hmong published in newspapers, magazines, books, and other mediums. One of the most popular written language is the Hmong RPA script, formed in the early 1950s. The original Hmong RPA language is compostion in a single word to make of a sentence, phrase, or communication. Today, many educators seem to have made changes from its original by combining some words and their intent. Neeg Magazine welcomes you to this page and to share your opinion, research, and knowledge. We will soon post your comment on this page for readers to review. See result winner of this photo>>> The following words are creacted fresh in Hmong language: Lus Hmoob Tshiab Tshiab ONE: "Quabyuam, yuavtsum, yamntxwv, tiamsis, xeebntxwv, haumxeeb, tsismuaj" (by Dr. Nom Kos Yaj, Hmong Times, volume V, Edition 6, page 12). TWO: "Tsevneeg, phauntawv, taubhau, kevcai, dabtsi, neeskaum, pebcaug, plaubcaug" (by Faye Van Damme and Txawjthoj Vang, Speaking Hmong Proficiency Hand Book For Educators, teach at UW-Oshkosh Hmong class). THREE: "tshawbfawb, kawmtxuj, tsawbnrhiav, sibkho, tebchaws, txawjntse, sijhawm"( by Professor Txwjnruag Vwj, Nyob Zoo Txog Kwvtij Hmoob!, Hmong times, December 16, 2002). Statements by Hmong and Other Individuals: ONE: A group of family relatives to Blong Yang, Editor of Future Hmong Magazine, took a vacation to Thailand. Blong had put their report as an advice. See if you agree. "Tips...' Bring Toilet Paper'... with the exception of hotels, most places from restaurants to gas stations do not have toilet paper. Although a water hose is provided in many restrooms, I am sure those of us from America would much rather use toilet paper. Yes, you have to carry a roll with you everywhere...expecially if you are planning to eat a lot of spicy Thai foods. In case you forget, toilet paper is sold for 2-5 baht for 2 pieces or squares. In America, that's just enough toilet paper for us to blow our noses...not wipe." (September 2002, page 17). TWO: "Ib pluag mov ' vim thaum ub Hmoob khwv tau noj tau haus ntau thiab vam meej heev ces Hmoob mus caw Suav tuaj nrog Hmoob no rooj mov. Suav ke noj ke cem thiab ke foom kom Hmoob pluag, noj ib pluag los kom Hmoob pluag, noj ob pluag los kom Hmoob pluag, peb pluag los kom Hmoob pluag, pes tsawg pluag los kom Hmoob pluag mus' " (by Professor Txwjnruag Vwj, Nyob Zoo Txog Kwvtij Hmoob!, Hmongtimes, December 16, 2002). Post your comment by e-mailing to: neeg@neeg.org Read Comments>>>>> Terms of Use \| Privacy Notice © 2002, Neeg Magazine P.O.Box 4071 Appleton, WI 54914-4071 (920) 997-9319 All rights reserved. All parts of this service shall not be reproduced in any form without a written consent express to NEEG Magazine, except that an individual may download and/or print of articles for personal use such as reference,research, and not for commercial purpose. Neeg values all writers with deserved knowledge of their credibility. Thank You.











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