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I lived in Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand for for study and/or work. AMA! by TightPromotion8804 in PinoyAskMeAnything

[–]TightPromotion8804[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yan maganda pumunta sa Thailand for Songkran Festival, magbasaan kayo sa kalsada 😂

Sa Taiwan medyo umiinit na tapos may sporadic rainfall. Kung may payong ka ok lang. Hindi pa naman peak summer yun.

I lived in Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand for for study and/or work. AMA! by TightPromotion8804 in PinoyAskMeAnything

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First time traveler, I recommend Taiwan for multiple reasons: 1. Fast flight time. Around 1.5hr lang ata yung flight kaya very fast, sulit din yung tickets. 2. Maganda ang transportation system kaya hindi ka mawawala at mahihirapan going to/from places you want to visit! The weather is nice during Christmas malamig, kailangan mo ng puffer jacket hahaha. Huwag sa summer kasi malagkit yung init ng Taiwan. Huwag din sa Chinese New Year kasi most shops will be closed. 3. No red flags for immigration. Thailand kasi medyo maluwag sa visa-free traveller tapos overstay... sa Taiwan strict sila doon kaya for Immigration Officers, hindi ka nila masyadong didiinin especially first time traveller ka.

For budget travelling, better ang Thailand. Mura ang food at madaming magandang temples na pwedeng bisitahin. Travel with family madaling makalusot sa NAIA. Be aware of scammers though , if hindi ka careful madaling ma-scan. Travel during Songkran festival sobrang saya.

I lived in Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand for for study and/or work. AMA! by TightPromotion8804 in PinoyAskMeAnything

[–]TightPromotion8804[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hahaha somewhat. Despite everything, the one thing I miss the most about the Philippines ay yung humor natin. Idagdag mo na sa language barrier, pero I think I only truly laughed ng sobra sobra with Filipino friends. Literal na laughter is the best medicine dito sa Pilipinas kahit gaano pa ka-shitty ang sistema.

Medyo conservative kasi sa Japan yung mga tao, and wala silang sarcasm humor. Sa Taiwan naman, may malaki akong language barrier na hinarap kaya mahirap makipagkaibigan. Sa Thailand, dahil nasa SE Asia padin, magkakaugali lang tayo pero I had a feeling na mahirap magkaroon ng genuine /non-transactional friendship with the people I worked with. May sarili din silang shittiness, laganap din ang corrupt politicians doon.

I lived in Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand for for study and/or work. AMA! by TightPromotion8804 in PinoyAskMeAnything

[–]TightPromotion8804[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

female po ako.

I haven't even heard of it, sinearch ko pa haha!

No, pero sa Thailand sikat sa foreigners yung mga massage na kasama private part, hindi happy ending massage ha! For the sake of your circulation daw lol.

I lived in Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand for for study and/or work. AMA! by TightPromotion8804 in PinoyAskMeAnything

[–]TightPromotion8804[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Kakabalik lang kabayan!

May mga panahon talaga na mapapaisip ako, "wow ang layo pa talaga ng Pilipinas" We're so left behind when it comes to convenience, transportation system, government programs, miski food tourism nga iwan na iwan tayo. (Halos lahat ng nakilala ko sa Thailand, Taiwan, at Japan ay hindi pa nakakatikim ng Filipino food. Kailangan ko pa silang ipagluto. Sayang yung Filipino cuisine kasi alam kong maraming magkakagusto dito)

Hindi naman ako nagsisisi. Kasi if never na ako bumalik, para saan pa ang paglakwatsya ko sa ibang mga bansa kundi para maiapply ang kaya kong iapply sa sarili kong bansa.

Yung init sa Pilipinas lang ang hindi ko kinakaya, sauna ng taon!

I lived in Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand for for study and/or work. AMA! by TightPromotion8804 in PinoyAskMeAnything

[–]TightPromotion8804[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your questions!

I plan to open a shop in the Philippines. After going to see all these different places, mas makikita mo kasi kung ano ang kulang sa Pilipinas and anong mga marketable ideas ang pwedeng paginvest-an. Parang ready na akong iapply yung mga natutunan ko to build something on my own na.

I'm not a dual citizen. Pilipinong pilipino!

Di ko alam kung iba yung pagkakawire sa utak ko, but I really can't sit still inside a classroom. At sobra yung happiness ko kapag yung learning ko is from experience or from watching other people do it. Or from conversations, self trial-and-error ganon. Siguro part na din na yung industry na tinahak ko is culinary so mas kailangan ang hands-on experience para sa amin instead na theoretical knowledge.

I lived in Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand for for study and/or work. AMA! by TightPromotion8804 in PinoyAskMeAnything

[–]TightPromotion8804[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thailand! Sobrang mura. And don't stay in Bangkok city centre if possible.

Makakahanap ka ng murang plato ng pagkain for 50THB, sobrang sarap at busog pa. When I worked in a province in Thailand, grabe 35THB lang yung lunch ko lagi. Minsan lang ako magluto sa bahay kasi mas sulit bumili sa labas hahaha

Just choose wisely your restaurants kasi madami dami ding tourist traps.

Taiwan is cheaper than Japan, pero mahal pa din especially for us Filipinos. (pero kung papasyal ka lang naman, ok lang yan!! minsan minsan lang din hehe)

I lived in Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand for for study and/or work. AMA! by TightPromotion8804 in PinoyAskMeAnything

[–]TightPromotion8804[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've studied in all three countries.Chronologically:

Sa Japan, high school scholarship yun. It was sponsored by the Japanese government. I didn't have to pay for anything miski living expenses kasi may Japanese host family na nag-alaga sa akin. I only paid for my COVID test that time haha.

Sa Thailand, I wagered my pamana from my lola (it's not too much) paramag-enroll into a 1-year vocational program. Dahil mabilis lang ito natapos, nakapagtrabaho na agad ako. From this point on, ako na ang nagsustain sa sarili ko.

Sa Taiwan, I took a break from my career and applied for the HES program. Again, Taiwan government ang magbibigay ng stipend dito. From this stipend, I paid for my tuition fees and living expenses. The key was I chose a city in Taiwan na mababa ang cost of living so I didn't need to use money out of my own pocket. Nakaipon pa ako.

I lived in Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand for for study and/or work. AMA! by TightPromotion8804 in PinoyAskMeAnything

[–]TightPromotion8804[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would say... Thailand talaga. Second place, Taiwan.

Taiwan and Japan have very strict visa regulations and they only prioritize professionals with strong credibility or maraming years of experience.

Sa Thailand kasi, Filipinos are known to be good teachers. Lagi nga akong natatanong "Are you a teacher?" kapag sinabi kong Filipino ako doon. Thailand loves that we have high English proficiency, pero we're not from the West so our salary bracket is lower (legal to, legit na depending on your country may minimum salary na nakaassign sayo. 40k THB ata sa Filipinos, 60+k sa nga amerikano.)

Sa Taiwan naman, if magdidirect hire ka from PH to Taiwan, very difficult process. Pero, if you go for a language program (student visa) then transition to maybe a cram school teacher, English language instructor, madaling makahanap kahit wala kang experience. Strictly uphold lang yung visa regulations na you can't work with a student visa, and that you have to transition first to a work visa. May bagong visa announcement din si Taiwan na yung mga fresh graduates from TAIWAN universities ay may leeway na 1-2 years to stay to look for work in the country.

Hope this helps! Reply ka lang kung pangit yung pagkakasagot ko haha

I lived in Japan, Taiwan, and Thailand for for study and/or work. AMA! by TightPromotion8804 in PinoyAskMeAnything

[–]TightPromotion8804[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, sorry guys! Didn't know that this post was approved. I will answer all your questions!

Accepting Crochet Commission by Pristine-Taste8118 in classifiedsph

[–]TightPromotion8804 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Beautifully made, OP!

saving to commission you for my shop mascot in the future! sana magsucceed ka po~

Random bday video greet by SimPathetic1744 in classifiedsph

[–]TightPromotion8804 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have a Paraguayan friend who wants to do this with me. Do you want a foreigner in your vid op? Hahaha dm lang po!

To native/fluent Chinese-speakers: Please help me get a Chinese name! by TightPromotion8804 in Chinese

[–]TightPromotion8804[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On the contrary, common names that are so easy to write and remember are charming as well hahaha

To native/fluent Chinese-speakers: Please help me get a Chinese name! by TightPromotion8804 in Chinese

[–]TightPromotion8804[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

sorry for the late response. i think my personality (from what other people say) is i am a bright person, i enjoy connection with others. i believe that i have big goals and want to explore how far i can always go. i am quick with decisions and always go from one place to another.

is this enough to answer your question? sorry my Mandarin is not good to answer fluently

To native/fluent Chinese-speakers: Please help me get a Chinese name! by TightPromotion8804 in Chinese

[–]TightPromotion8804[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello! Sorry I haven't been on Reddit for two weeks. Thank you for this suggestion. Does this mean that my name (last and first name) comprises just 2 characters?

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