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4 hours ago, Wiggy said:

Malaysia - 5,532 cases

Over 50% of which has recovered

Is she a  woman or a ladyboy?

I won't even receive "someone called you at ...." messages in the app

other types of messages - i keep receiving (kasikorn, "welcome to new country")

I'm abroad. Some people has tried to call me and all the time they've gotten "number isn't active'. I've tried too, via skype -- "number is inactive" again.

My number is active, I see that in my "dtac online" dashboard.  I've used it for years, abroad too.

In the App the checkbox "receive calls via the dtac call app" is on.

What's the matter?

I need to send a proof of my address, printed out, to some orgranisation. Can I use the kasikorn green account book for that somehow?

for instance, if I insert it into ATM, will there an ability to print out my bank statement that includes my address on it? Address which I used to open kasikorn bank account.

4 minutes ago, Shouldhaveknownbetter said:

That is a silly question sir.  If you did not hear the United States is a country of immigrants.  There are more bilingual speaking people in the USA than most countries in this world.

Even better. How many of the native americans know 2 languages? They're white gringos who are unable to communicate simple stuff when in Mexico, for instance.

Let alone british, ozzies and others.

in general, English is a shifftyy language. Spanish is way better.

Also, to british and americans - "how many languages, except your native language - English, do you know?"

2 minutes ago, Airalee said:

The only person I heard of berating a Thai person for their choice of language was a Chinese national.  When the manager of the guesthouse I was staying in spoke to them in fluent Mandarin (She had worked in Taiwan for years), they yelled at her to “Speak English!”

 

Crazy world.

One person in one isolated situation said something. so what?

after a little while, they'll say  "Ooooooo" which is similar to "got it, finally". Now I assume that've understood me. No -- they still haven't understood.

in a bank "what's required to open an account?" -- "give me your passport" --> "I asked only "what's required!"

I have the green bank account which I've had for years. I opened it with a passport which will expire in 2 years. I have a second passport of the same country. Now I'm about to leave the country. Should I better go to a kasikorn branch and update my passport details? If I return in 3 years, will I have any problem to do that?I'll have to show them first my expired passport, right? It may also be shredered if I obtain a new one, in place of it, during the time I'm out of the country.