Laos

louse

Yes, she is.

Yes, they live among us...you need to search for them.

144 cities are in japan

No most Hmong people are Shamans/buddist

i hate you in Laos is " Koi Sung Jao "

Chew you

kor-yom neck bong [to a guy or an older person]

Hmong Guerillas were those individuals who fought in the secret war during the Vietnam War.

i would have said thailand because laos has nothing and with all the villagers its a small country but thailand is the dominant because it is luxury but now i dont know because the flood in thailand........................also i am thai/laos

The Lao People's Democratic Republic is another name for what we call today as Laos. Laos used to be a part of what was once considered French Indochina.

Yes, there are still Hmong that live in Vietnam.

I think that I know Lia Lee to some degree because much of her life and experiences are apart of the book. We knew what her life was like at home with

the foster family and at the hospital. I believe that even though she cannot walk or

talk she is a person of value because she is a constant reminder to the doctors, the

legal system and the Hmong what the cultural and medical differences can cause.

Laos was colonized by the French in the late 19th century, becoming part of French Indochina in 1893. The French administration lasted until World War II, during which Japan briefly occupied the region. After the war, Laos gained independence in 1953. However, the country faced ongoing conflict and instability, leading to the establishment of a communist regime in 1975.

The primary desire from France, which colonized Laos, was to try to colonize Siam, which fizzled out. However, they maintained control from a position of pride in the French colonial endeavor.

From a man named Katavat it stands for Laugh And Over Supper

care

scared

Your husband would call her Niam Tij, so if she married the older brother, you can just called her Niam Laus.

North-Eastern

phaw

Dawb

yes!

http://www.post.japanpost.jp/int/question/45_en.html

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