Hmong script

Hmong script is a writing system used to represent the Hmong language, created in the 20th century to provide a standardized way to write Hmong. It uses the Latin alphabet with additional diacritical marks to indicate tones and pronunciation, reflecting the language’s tonal and phonetic complexity. Unlike traditional scripts that are centuries old, Hmong script was designed to be accessible and easier to learn, promoting literacy among Hmong speakers. It is primarily used in written communication, educational materials, and cultural preservation efforts, complementing other scripts like the traditional Pahawh Hmong system.