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36 words and 40 phrases found.

Hmong

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CNHmong
Mus[moo]
verb
To go

“Nws mus pem khw lawm.”

He went to the store already.

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CNHmong
Su[Shoo]Appears in an example
noun
Lunch

“Wb mus noj su ua ke.”

Let's go eat lunch together.

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CNHmong
Dua[Dua]Appears in an example
adverb
Again / Than

“Kuv yuav mus dua.”

I will go again.

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CNHmong
Hli[hlee]Appears in an example
noun
Month

“Lub hli no peb yuav mus ua si.”

This month we will go play.

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CNHmong
Kev[Kay]Appears in an example
noun
road

“Kev mus tsev ntev heev.”

The road home is very long.

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CNHmong
Tij[tee]Appears in an example
noun
Older brother

“Kuv tus tij laug mus ua haujlwm lawm.”

My older brother went to work.

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CNHmong
Yav[yah]Appears in an example
noun
period of time

“Peb yuav tawm mus thaum yav tav su.”

We will head out during the afternoon period.

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CNHmong
Cuas[choo-ah]Appears in an example
noun
In-laws

“Kuv mus ntsib kuv cov cuas.”

I am going to meet my in-laws.

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CNHmong
Hnab[Hna]Appears in an example
Noun
Bag

“Kuv nqa hnab mus khw.”

I carry a bag to the market.

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CNHmong
Koom[Koh-ng]Appears in an example
verb
To join

“Cia peb mus koom lub koom txoos.”

Let us go join the gathering.

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CNHmong
Liaj[Lee-a (high-falling tone)]Appears in an example
noun
Rice field

“Peb tsev neeg mus ua liaj.”

Our family goes to work the rice field.

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CNHmong
Luam[Lua]Appears in an example
verb
To mow

“Nws mus luam nyom lawm.”

He went to mow the grass.

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CNHmong
Ncig[N-chee]Appears in an example
Verb
To tour

“Cia peb mus ncig saib lub zos.”

Let us go tour the village.

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CNHmong
Niaj[nee-ah]Appears in an example
adjective
every

“Nws mus khiav niaj hnub.”

He goes running every day.

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CNHmong
Nrog[Nro (breathy low tone)]Appears in an example
preposition
With

“Kuv nrog koj mus koom tshoob.”

I go with you to attend the wedding.

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CNHmong
Ntej[Nday]Appears in an example
Adverb
Before / Front

“Ua ntej peb mus, peb yuav tsum noj mov.”

Before we go, we must eat.

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CNHmong
Saib[shai]Appears in an example
verb
To watch

“Peb mus saib yeeb yam.”

We go watch a show.

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CNHmong
Taws[tau]Appears in an example
noun
Firewood

“Peb mus nrhiav taws hauv hav zoov.”

We are going to look for firewood in the forest.

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CNHmong
Thov[Thaw]Appears in an example
verb
To please / To ask

“Thov tsis txhob mus.”

Please do not go.

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CNHmong
Xyoo[syaw]Appears in an example
noun
Year

“Xyoo no peb mus ncig teb chaws.”

This year we are traveling abroad.

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CNHmong
Zaub[Zao (high)]Appears in an example
noun
Vegetable

“Nws mus yuav zaub.”

He goes to buy vegetables.

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CNHmong
Nraum[n-daow]Appears in an example
preposition
Outside

“Nws mus ua si nraum zoov.”

He goes to play outdoors.

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CNHmong
Ntaiv[N-tai]Appears in an example
noun
Stairs

“Nce ntaiv mus rau saum tsev.”

Go up the stairs to the top of the house.

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CNHmong
Ntaub[ntau]Appears in an example
noun
Cloth or fabric

“Muab daim ntaub no mus ntxhua.”

Take this cloth to be washed.

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CNHmong
Ntses[N-zeh]Appears in an example
noun
Fish

“Nws mus cuv ntses hauv dej.”

He goes to catch fish in the water.

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CNHmong
Thaum[thao]Appears in an example
conjunction
When

“Thaum twg koj yuav mus?”

When will you go?

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CNHmong
Tshem[Tseng-m (low level glottal tone)]Appears in an example
Verb
To remove

“Tshem koj cov khau mus.”

Remove your shoes.

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CNHmong
Tsiab[Tsee-ah]Appears in an example
noun
Feast

“Peb yuav mus noj tsiab peb caug tag kis.”

We are going to the New Year feast tomorrow.

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CNHmong
Kwvtij[Ku-ti]Appears in an example
noun
Relatives

“Kuv mus xyuas kuv cov kwvtij.”

I am going to visit my relatives.

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CNHmong
Tshoob[Ch-ong]Appears in an example
noun
Wedding

“Peb mus koom lub tshoob hnub no.”

We are going to a wedding today.

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CNHmong
Haujlwm[How-luhm]Appears in an example
Noun
Work

“Kuv mus ua haujlwm.”

I am going to work.

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CNHmong
Tag kis[ta-kee]Appears in an example
adverb
Tomorrow

“Tag kis peb mam li mus.”

Tomorrow we will go.

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CNHmong
Dab laug[dah-low]Appears in an example
noun
Maternal uncle

“Kuv mus xyuas kuv tus dab laug.”

I am going to visit my maternal uncle.

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CNHmong
Yawm yig[yow-yee]Appears in an example
noun
Uncle

“Kuv yawm yig mus taug kev lawm.”

My uncle went for a walk.

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CNHmong
Khau khiab[khau khia]Appears in an example
noun
Sandals

“Hnav khau khiab mus tom puam.”

Wear sandals to the beach.

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CNHmong
Hluas nkauj[hlua (rising tone) nkow (low tone)]Appears in an example
noun
Girlfriend

“Nws mus xyuas nws tus hluas nkauj.”

He is going to visit his girlfriend.

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