Nyob is a term used in the Hmong language that translates to "to live" or "to exist." It is often part of greetings, such as "Nyob zoo," which means "Hello" or "Good day." In a broader context, it reflects the Hmong people's emphasis on community and well-being. Additionally, "nyob" can also refer to a Hmong cultural concept of being present and engaged in one's environment.
Nyob Zoo
koj nyob lis cas lawm?
Nyob zoo pronounced( Nyah Zhong)
in hmong language is " nyob zoo"
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To say hi in hmong you have to nyaw zoog which is really spelled nyob zoo. HI SJKAJDI9WO
To write "Happy New Year" in Hmong, you can say "Nyob zoo xyoo tshiab." This phrase is commonly used to wish others well during the Hmong New Year celebrations. The word "nyob zoo" means "happy" or "good," while "xyoos tshiab" translates to "new year."
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Actually, this is not a question, you have to say want you want translated. Unless you're saying, "How to say hmong in hmong" than it is the same way, but sometimes you can spell hmong as in hmoog.
hmong people say Nyob zoo. which means hello plus u can go to this website http://www.freelang.net/online/hmong.php
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its like saying ciao in Italian but instead of having ch sound for "Ch-ow" in Italian its a J sound so its like "J-ow" for the vietnamese greeting