Study the Hmong Alphabet – Practice Reading Hmong – Video #22 Q

Learn and practice the pronunciation for the Hmong language consonant Q, while also practicing the previous letters learned in videos #1-21 of this series. TO DO: Watch the video below. After she says each sound, copy her pronunciation as closely as possible out loud. HOW IT WORKS: In this lesson you will hear her pronounce vowel sounds, consonant + vowel … Read More

Basic Post Greeting Conversation

Travis GoreAudio and Video, Grammar, Vocab

Two teenage girls in school uniforms chatting and smiling outdoors near a building.

Intro After you say hello in Hmong, what comes next? In this lesson, you’ll learn how to continue a natural conversation in White Hmong by asking and answering common follow-up questions. These are the types of questions people use when meeting someone new: asking their name, where they live, where they are from, what they do for work, what they … Read More

Study the Hmong Alphabet – Practice Reading Hmong – Video #20 M

Educational slide about the Hmong consonant m, with example words and sentences on a gray panel, plus a portrait of a woman on a dark blue background and the text StudyHmong.com.

Learn and practice the pronunciation for the Hmong language consonant M, while also practicing the previous letters learned in videos #1-19 of this series. TO DO: Watch the video below. After she says each sound, copy her pronunciation as closely as possible out loud. HOW IT WORKS: In this lesson you will hear her pronounce vowel sounds, consonant + vowel … Read More

Study the Hmong Alphabet – Practice Reading Hmong – Video #19 H

Educational slide titled consonant h with rows of Hmong letter examples and sample sentences on the left, and a portrait of a woman in a white shirt on the right.

Learn and practice the pronunciation for the Hmong language consonant H, while also practicing the previous letters learned in videos #1-18 of this series. TO DO: Watch the video below.After she says each sound, copy her pronunciation as closely as possible out loud. HOW IT WORKS: In this lesson you will hear her pronounce vowel sounds, consonant + vowel words … Read More

Study the Hmong Alphabet – Practice Reading Hmong – Video #21 D

Educational poster titled “Consonant - d” with example Hmong words and sentences on the left and a portrait of a woman on the right, plus StudyHmong.com branding.

Learn and practice the pronunciation for the Hmong language consonant D, while also practicing the previous letters learned in videos #1-20 of this series. TO DO: Watch the video below. After she says each sound, copy her pronunciation as closely as possible out loud. HOW IT WORKS: In this lesson you will hear her pronounce vowel sounds, consonant + vowel … Read More

Study the Hmong Alphabet – Practice Reading Hmong – Video #17 – AD, A

Educational chart about Hmong tones with tone categories and example words, alongside a portrait of a woman on the right.

Learn and practice the pronunciation for the Hmong language tones D and ‘no tone’ with different vowel combinations, while also practicing the previous letters learned in videos #1-16 of this series. TO DO: watch the video below.After she says each sound, copy her pronunciation as closely as possible out loud. HOW IT WORKS: In this lesson you will hear her … Read More

Study the Hmong Alphabet – Practice Reading Hmong – Video #16 – as, aj

Educational chart showing Hmong tone combinations and example words, with a portrait of a woman on the right and StudyHmong.com branding.

Learn and practice the pronunciation for the Hmong language tones S and J with different vowel combinations, while also practicing the previous letters learned in videos #1-15 of this series. TO DO: watch the video below.After she says each sound, copy her pronunciation as closely as possible out loud. HOW IT WORKS: In this lesson you will hear her pronounce … Read More

Study the Hmong Alphabet – Practice Reading Hmong – Video #15 – av, ag

A vocabulary lesson slide with syllable examples and a portrait of a woman in a white shirt on the right side.

Learn and practice the pronunciation for the Hmong language tones V and G with different vowel combinations, while also practicing the previous letters learned in videos #1-14 of this series. TO DO: watch the video below.After she says each sound, copy her pronunciation as closely as possible out loud. HOW IT WORKS: In this lesson you will hear her pronounce … Read More

Study the Hmong Alphabet – Practice Reading Hmong – Video #14 – am, ab

Educational slide about Hmong tones and syllables, with a teacher portrait on the right and text examples on the left.

Learn and practice the pronunciation for the Hmong language tones M and B with different vowel combinations, while also practicing the previous letters learned in videos #1-13 of this series. TO DO: watch the video below.After she says each sound, copy her pronunciation as closely as possible out loud. HOW IT WORKS: In this lesson you will hear her pronounce … Read More

Study the Hmong Alphabet – Practice Reading Hmong – Video #13 N

Educational poster about the Hmong consonant n with sample syllables and example sentences, alongside a portrait of a woman on a dark blue background.

Learn and practice the pronunciation for the Hmong language consonant L, while also practicing the previous letters learned in videos #1-12 of this series. TO DO: watch the video below. After she says each sound, copy her pronunciation as closely as possible out loud. HOW IT WORKS: In this lesson you will hear her pronounce vowel sounds, consonant + vowel … Read More

Study the Hmong Alphabet – Practice Reading Hmong – Video #12 – L

A Hmong language lesson chart titled consonant I, (L) with syllables and example sentences, alongside a portrait of a woman and the text StudyHmong.com #12.

Learn and practice the pronunciation for the Hmong language consonant L, while also practicing the previous letters learned in videos #1-11 of this series. TO DO: watch the video below.After she says each sound, copy her pronunciation as closely as possible out loud. HOW IT WORKS: In this lesson you will hear her pronounce vowel sounds, consonant + vowel words … Read More

Study the Hmong Alphabet – Practice Reading Hmong – Video #11 – UA

Educational chart titled vowels ua with multiple examples of the vowel combination on a gray background, alongside a portrait of a woman demonstrating pronunciation.

Learn and practice the pronunciation for the Hmong language vowel UA, while also practicing the previous letters learned in videos #1-10 of this series. TO DO: watch the video below.After she says each sound, copy her pronunciation as closely as possible out loud. HOW IT WORKS: In this lesson you will hear her pronounce the vowel sounds without tones.

Basic Conversation: Clothes and Shopping for Clothes

A smiling young woman in a colorful traditional dress talks with a young man in a white shirt at a busy outdoor market with covered stalls and shoes displayed on tables.

1. Key Vocabulary 3. Grammar Lesson Asking what someone is wearing: Koj hnav dab tsi? → “What are you wearing?”Answer: Kuv hnav [clothing item]. Talking about price: Tus nqe puas haum? → “Is the price okay?”Answer: Tus nqe haum / Tus nqe kim dhau. Notes: Use classifiers with clothing if needed (e.g., ib lub tsho, ib khub khau). 4. Flashcards

Basic Conversation: Giving simple directions

Two men stand on a quiet street between buildings, one holding a smartphone with a worried expression while the other points and smiles as if giving directions.

1. Key Vocabulary 3. Grammar Lesson Asking directions: Koj mus qhov twg? → “Where are you going?”Answer: Kuv mus [destination]. Asking route: Txoj kev mus [destination] nyob qhov twg? → “How do I get to [destination]?”Answer: Los ntawm no, tig mus rau [left/right/straight] … Notes: Hmong uses sab laug for left, sab xis for right, and ntawm hauv ntej for straight ahead. … Read More

Basic Conversation: Making Plans and Appointments

A young woman in traditional dress writes in a notebook while talking with a young man in a park.

1. Key Vocabulary 3. Grammar Lesson Future tense with time words: Hmong often shows future action by adding time words like hnub rau (Saturday) or thaum ob teev (at 2 o’clock). No extra verb is needed. Arranging to meet: Use Peb sib ntsib [qhov chaw] thaum [sijhawm] → “Let’s meet [place] at [time].” Polite agreement: Phrases like Zoo siab (“Gladly”) and Tau … Read More

Basic Conversation: Where Are You From?

Two smiling young adults stand talking in a DMV office, with service windows and a DMV sign in the background.

1. Key Vocabulary 3. Grammar Lesson Asking origin: Koj tuaj qhov twg tuaj? → “Where are you from?”Answer: Kuv tuaj ntawm [place]. Asking residence: Koj nyob qhov twg? → “Where do you live?”Answer: Kuv nyob hauv [place]. Notes: Use ntawm when talking about origin (“from”), and hauv when talking about current residence (“in”). 4. Flashcards

Study the Hmong Alphabet – Practice Reading Hmong – Video #10 – AU, AW

A teaching slide titled VOWELS - au aw, with rows of vowel combinations on a gray background and a portrait of a woman beside the chart. The lower right corner includes the text STUDY HMONG.COM and #10.

Learn and practice the pronunciation for the Hmong language vowels AU & AW, while also practicing the previous letters learned in videos #1-9 of this series. tO DO: Watch the video below. After she says each sound, copy her pronunciation as closely as possible out loud. HOW IT WORKS: In this lesson you will hear her pronounce vowel sounds without tones.