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Confuscious

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  1. Arabic: “Ana behibak” (male) or “Ana behibek” (female) Cambodian: “Soro lahn nhee ah” Czech: “Miluji te” Danish: “Jeg elsker dig” Spanish – mi amor. French – mon amour. Italian – amore mio. Portuguese – meu amor. Chinese (Mandarin) – 我的爱人 (wǒ de àirén) Korean – 내 사랑 (nae sarang) Russian – моя любовь (moya lyubov') Thai - Do you have a house? Can you support me, my children, my parents, my brothers and sisters, my extended family, etc.? Can you buy an SUV or a pick-up for me?
  2. I am not an UK national, but a Belgian national. I can show you the emails that I had with the Belgian authorities, proofing everything I said, but that would be against the rules of ASEANNOW, because they are written in Dutch. Anyhow, it would be against the law to copy the emails here. About the housing in Belgium (and I think that would be similar to the UK) do a simple search on houses/apartments for renting and you will see it for yourself. When I left Belgium and settled in thailand, I sold my house in Belgium for about 25,000 Eur. The cheapest house you can buy now starts at 250,000 Eur. Crazy but TRUE.
  3. I am in a similar situation. I asked for a "temporarly" housing until I can find something that suits me, and the response was that my pension was higher than the minimum income and thus I needed to rent something myself. No word about the other requirements when repatriating to my own home country. I did a search on available houses/apartments and the cheapest I could find was about 750 Eur/month + common expenses. Adding the costs of electricity/gas/heating/water/etc. this would end on about 1,000 month and leave with peanuts to survive. Also, when repatriating, I would habe no car anymore and would be left on public transport for everything I would need. Public transport in my home country is a mess and calling a taxi is very expensive, which would leave me with huge problems to continue living in my country. Far behind the life style I have now in Thailand. Not easy for citizens who want to repatriate to their own country. When I see how illegal immigrants are offered a stay in a hotel for free and given 1,600 EUR pocket monet every month makes my blood boil.
  4. Meanwhile, dozens of THAIS are infesting Face<deleted> daily with their online sales of counterfeit products (handbags, watches, sunglasses,etc.) and nothing happens. I see even Thai using pictures of the royalties for their sales. TIT
  5. Do you have an unlimilted INTERNET/WIFI SIM card? How much do you pay? What Speed up/down? TIA

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