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  1. youreavinalaff
    I read, write, speak and understand Thai. Including many idioms or sayings. "Hom Mali" being one of them.
  2. youreavinalaff
    Thais will often use the same phrase for other things that are extra fragrant. I think you'll find " Dhok Mali" is Jasmine flower.
  3. youreavinalaff
    Like I said, the Jasmine part is lost in translation. Your translation takes it too literally.
  4. youreavinalaff
    He didn't. Henry VIII did though.
  5. youreavinalaff
    So, would you care to share the info? In that way, next time any poster would be more likely to get the info they require.
  6. youreavinalaff
    Blended. As in "a blend of flavours"
  7. youreavinalaff
    But, will the chef's clientele think the same? Will other chefs agree with how it tastes?
  8. youreavinalaff
    Nice try.
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    Isaan Woman

    youreavinalaff replied to Stevey's topic in Isaan

    You should get what you write published. Then file it in the Fiction section.
  10. youreavinalaff
    Or, as an efficient teacher would do, get someone else to do it for you.
  11. youreavinalaff
    Why all the secrecy? The OP is asking about dentists. Lots of other members viewing. If they are viewing, they are interested in the conversation and outcome. Why can't dentist details be posted on the open forum?
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    A multi entry O is a " proper visa". It's also legal. Not sure why you say " you spoil it.....:, when quoting my post.
  13. youreavinalaff
    It's a competition? I wish someone had told me.
  14. youreavinalaff
    No, they can't.
  15. youreavinalaff
    I think you'd like it. With bigger pictures and less text, it might help to cure the selective reading issues you have.
  16. youreavinalaff
    The best bet would have been to bring the child up as bi/multi lingual from birth. That is how our daughter was brought up. It really is not difficult.
  17. youreavinalaff
    My original comment was in reply to the possibility of workers on an B visas being able to work on an O being married to a Thai. Maybe I didn't make that clear when suggesting most of that group would be teachers.
  18. youreavinalaff
    You need to get out of Bangkok and take a look. You, rightly so, have based your assumptions on 2 or 3 areas of Thailand. Expat teachers can be found all over Thailand. If you worked (I note past tense) in an office with 90% expats in management, how many was that? The "awful lot" of expats in Silom. You asked each and every one of them if they are working and what they do? That's incredible.
  19. youreavinalaff
    Over 100? That's good. There are approximately 11000 expats teaching in Thailand. Like I said, teachers likely make up the large majority of expats working in Thailand.
  20. youreavinalaff
    I would think a large majority of those that work are teachers. The salary requirements don't count for teachers on B visas.
  21. youreavinalaff
    My daughter was born in 2002. Absolutely no issues at all when applying for her UK passport.
  22. youreavinalaff
    You will need to be in UK. Your wife will need to go through the usual visa stages. Settlement, FLR then ILR. 5 years in total. You both won't need to stay in UK for the entirety of the 5 years but there are limits.
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    Yes.
  24. youreavinalaff
    Do a border run the day before expiry and get 90 days. When the 90 days expires, get a further 60 days at immigration. Total 17 months.
  25. youreavinalaff
    No, you don't.

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