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	The Prevalence of English Monolingualism and Its Association with Generational Status among Hmong Americans, [removed]by Yang Sao Xiong and Nao Xiong, Hmong Studies Journal 12: [removed]The Prevalence of English Mon Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-12-22 12:45:11 Open Document File Size: 387,28 KB Share Result on Facebook City Cary / Miami / San Diego / Rockville / / Company ACS / SAS Institute Inc. / / Country China / United States / / Facility University of California / / IndustryTerm statistical software / / Organization University of California / Los Angeles / Utah State University / U.S. Census Bureau / / Person Jacques Lemoine / Yang Sao Xiong / Nao Xiong / / Position representative / General / / Product WesVar / / ProvinceOrState California / / SocialTag Hmong Hmong people Hmong language Miao people Monolingualism Ethnic groups in Asia Asia Ethnic groups in Thailand

The Prevalence of English Monolingualism and Its Association with Generational Status among Hmong Americans, [removed]by Yang Sao Xiong and Nao Xiong, Hmong Studies Journal 12: [removed]The Prevalence of English MonAdd to Reading List