Examples of using Hmong in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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One must try to imagine the feelings of the Hmong being interviewed, one at a time.
The photographs I have used in this article are all from a Hmong New Year celebration I photographed a few years back.
the United Nations, with support from the Clinton administration, began work to bring Hmong refugees back to Laos in a compulsory way.
Desperation led the CIA to enlist the Hmong tribesmen in military campaigns, which led to the deaths of thousands of Hmong.
The State Department will no doubt mention the persecuted Hmong Christians in its Annual Report on Human Rights.
excursions to Doi Pui, a small Hmong village in the mountains.
you should take a look at the Hmong market to buy things.
In 1959 Shong Lue Yang(Soob Lwj Yaj), a Hmong spiritual leader from Laos, created Pahawh.
seen the film“Pao's Story”, then surely will known pictures of houses of ethnic Hmong.
In urban settings around the world where public eating establishments are common, most Hmong dishes resemble other available Asian dishes.
US Probes Reports of Deaths After Hmong Protests in Vietnam.
Real ID Act, under which Hmong veterans of the Secret War, who fought on
It turned out that the retinue of Hmong ladies who had followed us down to the valley floor had not chosen to walk with us for the pleasure of our company or even to practise their English.
Many Hmong fought for the U.S. during the Vietnam War and fled to Thailand for fear of persecution after a communist
One thing attractive tourism Sapa 2 days 3 nights while in Cat Cat are Hmong here still retain plenty of unique traditions, such as the continuous drag wife.
Around 5,000 Hmong people who were not resettled at the time of the camp closures sought asylum at Wat Tham Krabok, a Buddhist monastery in central Thailand where more than 10,000 Hmong refugees were already living.
including Hmong, Tay and Bo Y, which come here to exchange,
among people groups as various as the Hmong in Southeast Asia,
Several thousand Hmong people, fearing forced repatriation to Laos if they were not accepted for resettlement in the U.S., fled the camp to live elsewhere within Thailand where a sizable Hmong population has been present since the 19th century.
Because these priests can't speak the language conversationally, many elderly Hmong Catholics depend on infrequent visits from a Hmong priest ministering in Thailand for confession and spiritual direction.