Uacaag tug Electrical Engineering pheej tseem najnub pav txug kev
tshoob khug xwb os. Tam neej nuav peb Moob cov tshoob khug puas paab
tau Moob vaammeej hab nawj? Uacaag kuv tsis nov koj pav pem txug kev
kawm txawj kawm ntse kws koj tau kawm dlau lug xabmaim nuav rua peb
paub seb puas paab tau peb lub neej? Kuv taab haj nov koj pav pem kev
ua tshoob, kev tshuab qeej rua nteegtuag xwb os.

yim

YOOJYIM..

vim koj tub tsi nug txug anything about what i studied in college li
ne...nug ma..nug tes kuv muaj lug thaam tag..

correction for you though...my degree was in aerospace...but i do work
in the electrical/civil field. secondly, kuv tsi yog najnub pav txug
tej nuav, temsis it is something i like to talk about from time to
time. the las ttime i talked about it was with thornspear...if you
have any memory at all, that was bout 6 months ago..the gap is hardly
"naj nub"

how about you? what do you like to talk about?

yaweh

Yooj,

On Sep 15, 10:01 pm, yooj...@msn.com wrote:

Tshoob kos yog Hmoob li ntiagtug kevlis kevcai. Puab leej tib, leej
twg muaj peevxwm khaws tau cia rau peb sawv daws siv lawm yav tom ntej
kuj haj yam zoo.

Yog yus cov Hmoob kiag es yus twb pib ntxub yus li teejtug lawm ces,
tsis ntev tom ntej no, yuav ploj zuj zus mus li lawm. Cov African-
American mas lawv tseem muaj daim tawv dub los ua pov thawj tias lawv
li keebkwm yog tuaj Africa tuaj. Hos peb Hmoob ces thaum kawg cia li
lam raug hu ua Chinese no lawm xwb.

Think about it!

TseemYeej.

i thought that you said "assimilation" was good?

don't worry, the term "chinese" needs a new definition. maybe it's a
super-nationality. used to refer blindly by westerners and "chinese"
alike to refer exclusively to ethnic han. but now, anyone in china,
including the 55+ national minorities, may say they are "chinese".
that don't mean they are ethnic han. see the videos that ethnic han
also claim lineage from chi.you? some say yan.di and chi.you were both
miao ancestors, and only huang.di was han ancestor. no one knows for
sure, but for sure, these are the forefathers of today's middle
kingdom. in laos, no more lao, hmong, khmu, etc.. right? just high,
middle, and low lao. most importantly, just respect each other like
humans, the rest is decorations.