Hmong Dictionary — CN

Rule or law

Season

Invite

Fast

place

To sweep

bridge

Wind

In-laws

Tub

Maternal uncle

Sheet

Yellow

Wide

White

Water

Past

Jump

Spoon

Onion

Again / Than

Minute

Part

To bless

To speak

To boil

Work

Drink

Pillow

To slice

hoe

Month

Young

Girlfriend

Boyfriend

To love

Night

Powder / Flour

Bag

To wear

Teeth

Heavy

Kind

To call

Clean

Respect

Bitter

One

Line or tradition

Faucet

Ten

To close

To study / Learn

History

road

Shoes

Sandals

Button

To run

Shelf

Trash

Cup

Gift

To cover

To fry

Expensive

You

Festival

To join

Chili pepper

I / Me

Younger brother

Folk song

Relatives

Pot

Elder

Mat

Red

Rice field

Big

Gloves

Laugh

To mow

To weigh

Word or language

Short

next

Small

Child

pencil

Milk

Tender

Watch

Soft

Rice / Food

To sell

Sister

To go

rain

Yesterday

rodent

to board

Post

To tour

Rice cake

every

Mother

Song

Pair

Boat

Cold

Eat

Arm

Butterfly

Cousin

Coin

Sticky

Rice plant

Ring

Leaf

Slippery

Mattress

Fabric

Bubbles

Meat

Narrow

Price

Cheap

Diligent

Young man / Bachelor

Outside

With

city

Stairs

Cloth or fabric

Book / Paper

Before / Front

Finger

Smart

Fish

Salt

Blood

Green

To measure

Wet

Sky

Daughter

To tuck

Early

Ask

Brother (of a female)

He / She / It

Daughter-in-law

Heavy

Money

Thin

cow

Two

Flower

Blanket

To exchange

Three

Wall

Volume (classifier for books)

Aunt (paternal)

Towel

To start

Stomach

Four

A moment

Corn

Grandmother (paternal)

Great-grandmother

See

To throw

Hundred

Full

Delicious or tasty

Sweet

Chicken

Egg

Slow

Reed pipe

Garlic

To open

Stove or fireplace

Eye

Window

Door

Dry

Earring

To roast or toast

Potato

Old

Six

Pants

Mountain

Table

side

To watch

Write

Necklace

To wake up

High

Cooked or ripe

Each other

Time

Belt

To wipe

Lunch

Sound

To count

Tomorrow

Bowl

To follow

Bean

to be time for

Foot

Firewood

Hard

Field

Lamp

Hour

Hand

Talk

When

first

Socks

To please / To ask

Skirt

Older brother

Sister-in-law

Stool

Copper

Full

Dark

to drive

House

Breakfast

More than

Sunlight

Car

bicycle

To remove

New

Shirt

Wedding

Medicine

Toothpaste

To remain

Feast

Animal

Five

fierce

To steam

Only / Just

Idea

Thick

Son

Refrigerator

Individual (classifier)

To receive

Bed

Cabinet

To support

To be related

Thousand

Gray

To brush

Uncooked rice

Father

Fruit

Knowledge or art

Elder

To do / To make

Garden

Ten thousand

Son-in-law

Minute / Second

Sisters

To cover

Soap

Grandchildren

Clan

Blue

teacher

thunder

Seven

Year

period of time

Grandfather (paternal)

Key

Uncle

Frying pan

Eight

To buy

Vegetable

Occasion / Time

Community

Good / Well

village

Spring season.

Autumn/Fall season.

The rainy season has arrived.

Winter is very cold.

Summer season.

Why are you late?

Take care of yourself.

Let me go with you.

Let me help you.

Let me think first.

Come in.

Go ahead and rest/sleep.

Let's go for a walk.

Let us meet again another day.

Let's meet in the future.

Children are our life.

The trees are growing very well.

These snacks are all spoiled.

Wild animals live in the forest.

These oranges are very sour.

These vegetables smell delicious.

The wind is very strong outside.

A cool breeze is blowing in from the mountains.

This mirror is not clear.

This fabric is gray.

Where is the receipt?

This skirt is too short.

The water in this pond is very deep.

The water is very hot.

Onions smell very delicious.

Say it again.

Speak good words to others.

Cross this bridge.

Slice it into small pieces first.

Take off your shoes.

Change clothes first.

Tonight it will be very cold.

Hmong is a very beautiful language.

Hmong preserve the customs.

Dress warmly.

Wear Hmong clothes for the festival.

On Sunday we go to visit family.

The weather is very good today.

It is very hot today.

Today it is raining very heavily.

What day is today?

Today is a day off.

What is today's date?

Today is a good day.

Today is my mother's birthday.

On Saturday I go to the market.

The clouds have made everything pitch dark.

One week has seven days.

One village, one heart.

One year has twelve months.

Love for one another is important.

Preserve our history.

Prices are getting more expensive every day.

Where are your socks?

What are you studying?

What is your name?

Your blue shirt is very beautiful.

How are you selling this?

How many children do you have?

How many sisters do you have?

How old are you?

You can go home now.

How are your parents?

What are you looking for?

What do you like to do?

How are you?

Which city do you live in?

Where do you live?

Do you hear?

Are you willing to help me?

Do you have sandals?

Do you have small change?

Do you have time to talk?

Do you have the color black?

Have you eaten yet?

Do you like eating rice cakes?

Do you like it?

Do you know how to speak English?

Do you know how to speak Hmong?

Do you know my maternal uncle?

Do you know him/her?

Do you know that person?

Are you hungry?

Are you coming for the feast?

Do you want to go with me?

Do you need help?

Where does your family live?

You've arrived?

Where do you come from?

When did you arrive?

What are you doing?

What is your job?

What do you want to drink?

What do you think?

What do you want to eat?

What do you want?

How much/many do you want?

What is your clan name?

Who are you?

Where are you going?

Where is my watch?

My name is Bee.

I will meet you next time.

I don't have enough money.

I'm going to wash clothes at the tub.

I am going to wash my face.

I am going to sleep first.

I am visiting my mother-in-law and father-in-law.

I miss you.

I miss my family very much.

I am very tired.

I am thirsty.

I cannot find my wallet.

I can't find the toothpaste.

I am making dinner.

I am hungry.

I am busy.

I am confused.

I do not like it.

I don't know.

I haven't eaten yet.

I don't know your name yet.

I don't understand.

I don't want to buy this.

I don't want it.

I am very sad.

I have been here for a long time.

I came to visit you.

I have arrived here.

I came to visit you.

My great-grandfather has arrived.

I am satisfied.

I want to go home.

I want to know the truth.

I want to know about you a little.

I want to sleep now.

I want more water.

I want cold water.

I want a fork.

I want to pay with cash.

I want to buy a ticket.

I am White Hmong.

I will take all of these.

I am going to take a bath.

I am going to the store.

I am going to meet my in-laws.

I am going to dust the house.

I am going to work.

I will see you tomorrow.

I am going to wash clothes.

I must go now.

I must go board the vehicle.

I must go measure the table.

What should I do?

I will come next year.

I am very happy.

I am happy to know you.

It is raining.

Autumn has arrived.

Next month.

This store sells cheap goods.

The store is very far.

Last week.

This house pillar is very large.

This bed mattress is very soft.

This flower smells very good.

This basket is very heavy.

What time is it?

This bucket is filled to the brim.

Where is the school?

This house is cozy.

Whose house is this?

Where is the hotel?

When will the vehicle leave?

This shirt is very expensive.

This machine is very loud.

This banana is already ripe.

This year I will study.

Next month I will come to meet you.

Listen to the teachings of the elders.

Sticky rice is so delicious.

Wash the dishes.

Cover yourself with the blanket.

Take the clothes to wash.

Bring me the pillow.

Give me two.

Go straight ahead.

Have a safe trip.

Goodbye

Yesterday I went to the store.

It will rain very soon.

Remember to turn off the water faucet.

Eat until you are full.

Prepare things to go to work.

Bring the pan to me.

How much does it cost?

Fill the bucket with water until full.

Wash your hands.

Tuck the cloth underneath.

Add some broth or liquid inside.

She is wearing a long skirt.

He/she is wearing black clothes today.

His shirt has many buttons.

It is very cheap.

How much is it in total?

He/she is so adorable.

How far is it?

It is not enough.

It is very different.

It is a free gift.

He is my friend.

She is my sister-in-law.

It is the summer season.

He is an honest person.

He/She is our relative.

He/she will come soon.

It is very good.

She is very beautiful.

He is very handsome.

He/She is extremely happy.

Stay well at home.

Hello

Hello to everyone.

Good morning.

Good evening.

Happy New Year.

Help me prepare food.

In the next three months we will go.

We will talk again.

We are touring the village.

Let's go eat together.

Let's go toss the ball together.

We go at noon.

We are going to the restaurant.

We are going to visit the elders.

We love each other like brothers.

See you later.

We meet each and every year.

We gather together today.

We steam beans to eat.

We support and uplift our people.

We are one family.

We are cousins.

We need to get enough rest.

We must count the money well.

Can I exchange it for another one?

Is there anything new?

Is there water to drink?

Does anyone know?

Is there anything else?

Is there food to eat?

Is there anyone home?

Is there meat to eat?

Is there a smaller size than this?

This is very dirty.

What is this?

Many guests have arrived.

Roast the meat until it is warm.

To the left.

To the right.

Harvesting crops into the house.

Everyone comes to meet each other.

It is very early morning.

Time goes very fast.

Tomorrow morning.

At noon we go to eat.

When did you arrive?

Please come in for a cup of water.

Please come inside the house.

Please sit down.

Please sweep the house.

Wishing you many blessings.

Please close the door.

Please give me some milk.

Please give it to me.

Please bring the paper.

Please bring the cup to me.

Please stop here.

Please help me.

Please tell me.

Please say it again.

Please explain again.

Please give me change.

Excuse me / I'm sorry

Please lower the price a little bit.

Please forgive me.

Please sit on the stool.

Wait a moment.

Wait for me for five minutes.

How many are left?

The family gathers to eat breakfast.

Don't say bad words.

Don't rush.

Don't put too much salt.

Don't go far.

Don't worry.

Don't worry.

Don't make loud noises.

It's okay / You're welcome

Put the rice in the pot.

Put the cabinet here.

Turn off the light before going to sleep.

It is already time for dinner.

Welcome the guests who have arrived.

Everyone has arrived.

Every month I visit mom.

Every single day.

This rope is very long.

Is this necklace yours?

This belt is very tight.

Celebrate a festival in the village.

Be patient.

Thank you

The soap has many bubbles.

Glad to meet you.

Happy to have you join us.