Nyob Zoo!

Hi. I’m Zuag. I am Hmong. I was born in the Ban Vanai refugee camp at the end of the Vietnam War, emigrated to America before my first birthday, and therefore, primarily raised in America. I call myself the 1.75 generation.

I’m so happy you found me. If you are here, you care about the Hmong language too.

In the end, I hope you find a way to use these materials that will work for you.

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It’s time to embrace our language and I’m willing to be a Hmong mom that teaches it.

My Kuv Phau Ntawv series goes through simple high use Hmong words introduced with their beginning letter. I hope this helps you and your kids learn the sounds associated with the Hmong consonant letter combinations.

My Zeb & Hli series brings the adventures of two young Hmong American children to you in Hmong. I hope you and your kids can see your experiences through their journey.

My Zauv/Math series uses adorable pictures to teach numbers and math concepts in Hmong. I hope you and your kids enjoy counting in Hmong.

My Non-Fiction series introduces practical concepts like colors, fruits and vegetables, animals, the 5 senses and so much more, to you in Hmong. I hope you and your kids use these books as a jumping off point to your everyday conversations in Hmong.

My Los, Peb Mus series brings you along on classic leisure activities. I hope you and your kids become inspired to go on your own escapades and use the Hmong words you have learned to gain a deeper hands on experience with the Hmong language.

My Fiction series introduces whimsical stories to you in Hmong. I hope you and your kids use these books to inspire your own imagination of a fantasy world in Hmong.

My Hmoob Meskas (Hmong American) series illuminates quintessential American childhood experiences. I hope these books encourage you and your kids to share your own experiences with each other about these milestones.

“Writing is necessary for the survival of a language. And a language is the most important element for guaranteeing the lasting originality of a culture. And we must hope that the Hmong culture lasts a long time; not in opposition to other cultures, but so that everyone on earth not end up dressing the same way, speaking the same language, listening to the same music and becoming unable to sing in his or her own language.” 
Txiv Plig Nyiaj Pov

Hmong mom teaches

Ua tsaug. Thank you for visiting.