kuv yawg vaajmung,
txhob xaiv xaiv os niag txia kua tuag. koj twb tsoob tsoob kuv ned.
koj twb tsoob tsoob cov kwv tij mung vaaj cov poj niam ned (vim li
ntawd koj thiaj li muaj nws tsoo taub hau tawg tas). koj twb yog vaaj
tsoob vaaj ned. hnub i koj twb mus cuab qhov quav rau qau dub ned.
nplog teb chaws deb dhau hwm lawm os. nyob tim melikas no es rau rau
siab tsoob koj cov kwv tij mung vaaj cov poj niam; tsoob cov ntxhais
mung vaaj. koj twb xav xav ciaj haiv tshiab ces ua vaaj tsoob vaaj
tiag es koj thiaj li ciaj ib haiv tuaj tw txia kua os mog.
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On Jul 20, 7:39 pm, vaajm...@
yahoo.com wrote:
> sibtham hab kaab laug saab, mej sob txawjx has maj, meb ua le kom ces
> peb cov luj nplog teb tuaj ncux hluag nkauj nplog hab hluag nkauj moob
> tsi paub xaiv tug twg le naj,
>
> vmged
> On Jul 20, 4:35 pm, spider
yahoo.com> wrote:
>>> On Jul 20, 11:34 am, sibtham2
hotmail.com> wrote:>
>>> Today is Friday and I just kind of surf around youtube and came across
>>> this video.
>>> It brings some nostalgia from the past.
>>> This singer is Mike Brant, a young israeli who was mute and only spoke
>>> his first word at the age of 5, became overnight a superstar in France
>>> in the 70.
>>> During that time we were still kids living in a turmoilous Laos. He
>>> live his life of stardom very shortly and took on his life in May
>>> 1975, the time when we lelft Laos. No one can really explain his death
>>> but depression was the blame.
>>> Although he passed awy his legacy survived and lived on for the next
>>> 10 years. All the young Hmong teenager including me who lived in
>>> France in that period also admired him. We all were waiting the whole
>>> night in a party and when Mike's song was played we rushed to our
>>> girls just for a slow dance. We were happy then.
>>> As of today his voice is still as powerful as it was before.
>
>>> This is one of the very first songs in his debut.
>
>>> "laissez moi t'aimer" literally translate " let me love you" or "cia
>>> kuv hlub koj"
>
>
>>> Sibtham
>
>> Sibtham,
>
>> It is a good song and thanks for sharing with us.
>
>> If you used to live in France, do you know my best friend Thej Yaj?
>> He used to live in Toulouse, France and then moved to somewhere in
>> California in 1983? I don't know where is he now?
>
>> Here is my favorite song. I listened to it when I dated my Caucasian
>> girl and a Hmong girl in Sheboygan, Wisconsin in 1978 and it was very
>> hard to make a decision on that time. It is torn between two lovers.
>
>
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