how i should say these word in French?
how would i say these in front of the class presenting myself in French. Both my parents is working in Indonesia. Im the third child in the family.I have 2 sisters, one already married and the second still in university also. I have cat in my hometown, her name is Cnowie. thank you
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Mes deux parents travaille en Indonésie. Dans le troisième enfant de la famille. Je avons 2 soeurs, l'une déjà mariée et la deuxième encore à l'université aussi. J'ai chat dans ma ville natale, son nom est Cnowie.
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Can a family of three live in Indonesia for $300 per month
Can a family of three live in Indonesia for $300 per month?
I know a family in a Russian Village who want to immigrate to Indonesia. They want to sell their home, buy plane tickets and move there forever. Their income is about $300 per month. The man has no formal education and works in construction. Is his plan realistic or idealistic?
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Lifestyle design is all about changing the way we live so that we can fulfill our passions and experience life now. We should all be striving for early retirement from lousy jobs. My wife and I have a one year plan to quit our jobs and move to a new country. We are not retiring from work, we still want to continue working on interesting projects and possible doing some longer term volunteering, but we do want to retire from our current career of owning an English school in Japan. Too many people still believe that retirement is for the 65 and older crowd who have worked and saved their whole lives and still have trouble making ends meet. How much money do you really need to retire? What if you could retire now, for as little as $500 per month? Of course, that means cutting back on most luxuries and living a relatively simple life but it does seem possible in lower income countries like The Philippines, Cambodia, Thailand, and Indonesia. If you could live on $500 per month ($6,000 per year) and you made 6% annually from safe investments, you would only need to have $100,000 saved to retire. ($100,000 X 6 % = $6,000 per year) Alternatively, if you could make $500 per month from passive income like rental income from your house, or some internet business, then you could effectively retire now. Ken Baylis on EscapeArtist.com, wrote two comprehensive posts (Retiring on $500 per month Part 1, Part 2) on living costs in several Asian countries. Here is the Breakdown.
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Of three? I'd say it would be hard for them, probably they would be in the below middle class live.
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some indonesian don't even earn USD100 a month per family and some of them live under 1USD a day
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It depends on which part of Indonesia they plan to settle. Of course, cost of living in Indonesian cities may vary from one to another, for instance, living in Jakarta is more expensive than living in Yogyakarta. But in general, as Indonesia is still a developing country, personal income (salary) is comparably lower, but so is the cost of living. So, even though living cost in Jakarta is the highest in Indonesia, it is still significantly lower than London, Tokyo, Moscow or even Singapore. So, $300 income per month is considered as moderate to high class income in Indonesia. In fact, a lot of middle-class Indonesian families live with income lower than that, and they cannot be qualified as 'poor' in Indonesia. ISo, I can say, their plan may be realistic. However, there are still a lot of considerations needed before they decide to migrate to Indonesia. Does the family leader will be able secure his job in his future country? Do they have relatives in Indonesia? In fact, while there are thousands of expatriates live in Indonesia, those of Russian nationality are probably very few (besides the Russian embassy officials of course). And while Indonesians is known to be friendly and warm, daily customs, lifestyles, and norms between Indonesia and Russia may differ greatly in many aspects. Are they ready for all of those?
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If they are going to earn that $300/month in Indonesia, sure they can but don't expect a luxurious life. Other thing to consider is that it is not that easy for foreigner to settle down in Indonesia. Do they speak the local language? do they accustomed to the living there? The bureaucracy is kind of maze and pricey too for expatriate. Even some Indonesian still facing difficulties of dealing with it just to get the legality for their foreign spouses to stay in the country.
I know a family in a Russian Village who want to immigrate to Indonesia. They want to sell their home, buy plane tickets and move there forever. Their income is about $300 per month. The man has no formal education and works in construction. Is his plan realistic or idealistic?
Other - Asia Pacific - 5 Answers
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Lifestyle design is all about changing the way we live so that we can fulfill our passions and experience life now. We should all be striving for early retirement from lousy jobs. My wife and I have a one year plan to quit our jobs and move to a new country. We are not retiring from work, we still want to continue working on interesting projects and possible doing some longer term volunteering, but we do want to retire from our current career of owning an English school in Japan. Too many people still believe that retirement is for the 65 and older crowd who have worked and saved their whole lives and still have trouble making ends meet. How much money do you really need to retire? What if you could retire now, for as little as $500 per month? Of course, that means cutting back on most luxuries and living a relatively simple life but it does seem possible in lower income countries like The Philippines, Cambodia, Thailand, and Indonesia. If you could live on $500 per month ($6,000 per year) and you made 6% annually from safe investments, you would only need to have $100,000 saved to retire. ($100,000 X 6 % = $6,000 per year) Alternatively, if you could make $500 per month from passive income like rental income from your house, or some internet business, then you could effectively retire now. Ken Baylis on EscapeArtist.com, wrote two comprehensive posts (Retiring on $500 per month Part 1, Part 2) on living costs in several Asian countries. Here is the Breakdown.
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Of three? I'd say it would be hard for them, probably they would be in the below middle class live.
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some indonesian don't even earn USD100 a month per family and some of them live under 1USD a day
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It depends on which part of Indonesia they plan to settle. Of course, cost of living in Indonesian cities may vary from one to another, for instance, living in Jakarta is more expensive than living in Yogyakarta. But in general, as Indonesia is still a developing country, personal income (salary) is comparably lower, but so is the cost of living. So, even though living cost in Jakarta is the highest in Indonesia, it is still significantly lower than London, Tokyo, Moscow or even Singapore. So, $300 income per month is considered as moderate to high class income in Indonesia. In fact, a lot of middle-class Indonesian families live with income lower than that, and they cannot be qualified as 'poor' in Indonesia. ISo, I can say, their plan may be realistic. However, there are still a lot of considerations needed before they decide to migrate to Indonesia. Does the family leader will be able secure his job in his future country? Do they have relatives in Indonesia? In fact, while there are thousands of expatriates live in Indonesia, those of Russian nationality are probably very few (besides the Russian embassy officials of course). And while Indonesians is known to be friendly and warm, daily customs, lifestyles, and norms between Indonesia and Russia may differ greatly in many aspects. Are they ready for all of those?
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If they are going to earn that $300/month in Indonesia, sure they can but don't expect a luxurious life. Other thing to consider is that it is not that easy for foreigner to settle down in Indonesia. Do they speak the local language? do they accustomed to the living there? The bureaucracy is kind of maze and pricey too for expatriate. Even some Indonesian still facing difficulties of dealing with it just to get the legality for their foreign spouses to stay in the country.
Saturday, January 14, 2012
i really want to work abroad, especially in johannesburg, how can i work there
i really want to work abroad, especially in johannesburg, how can i work there?
im a bachelor degree from indonesia, but i really love to work as a teacher
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If your Bachelors is in a recognised teaching area and depending on what subject you teach you might get a work permit. There are teacher shortages in some subjects - mostly mathematics and sciences. Address and contact details for the SA Embassy in Jakarta: South African Embassy 7th Floor, Suite 705 Wisma GKBI J1 Jend Sudirman No 28 Kav 9-122 Jakarta 10210 Postal Add: P. O. Box 1329 Jakarta INDONESIA Tel: + 62 21 574 0660 Fax: + 62 21 574 0661 Fax: + 62 21 574 0655 Fax: + 62 21 726 7566 (Admin) Fax: + 62 21 572 2206 (Economic) E-mail: saembassy@centrin.net.id (General)
im a bachelor degree from indonesia, but i really love to work as a teacher
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If your Bachelors is in a recognised teaching area and depending on what subject you teach you might get a work permit. There are teacher shortages in some subjects - mostly mathematics and sciences. Address and contact details for the SA Embassy in Jakarta: South African Embassy 7th Floor, Suite 705 Wisma GKBI J1 Jend Sudirman No 28 Kav 9-122 Jakarta 10210 Postal Add: P. O. Box 1329 Jakarta INDONESIA Tel: + 62 21 574 0660 Fax: + 62 21 574 0661 Fax: + 62 21 574 0655 Fax: + 62 21 726 7566 (Admin) Fax: + 62 21 572 2206 (Economic) E-mail: saembassy@centrin.net.id (General)
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Should the S.Korean church gruop carry out evangelical and humanitarian work in Afghanistan recklessly
Should the S.Korean church gruop carry out evangelical and humanitarian work in Afghanistan recklessly?
I am glad to know that all of the Korean hostages have released safe and sound by the Taliban. It had happened that Christians' heads were chopped off in Indonesia where commural violence took place in Madures in central Kalimmantan and in Sulawesi where Christian churches needed to close for services. It had been confronted for years in between Muslims and Christians in Sulawesi in terms of political movements, religious population growth.and war. This time the majority of this missioned Korean Christians gruop can keep their lives is very lucky.http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=Is+it+true+that+once+as+had+happened+that+the+moslem+chopped+off+the+head+of+a+Christian+in+Sulawesi%3F++&btnG=Search
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I've never heard of people soo stupid than those coreans and the people who sent them, evangelical in the benladen country?? what a nerve...they are one lucky bunch they made out it alive. Moderate moslems are not welcomed in afganistan right now, imagine evangelicals!!
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No, the South Koreans should stay away from war zones in Islamic nations. They are spineless and weak, and by paying millions of dollars and promising to withdraw their troops, they have weakened the anti-Taliban Alliance and strengthened the Islamofascists in Afghanistan and Iraq. The South Koreans surely went to Afghanistan with the best of intentions. I do not fault them for this. However, the result of their ill-advised misadventure into bin Ladenland will be an increase in attacks on foreigners and kidnappings. It will make the job of preventing the Taliban from retaking control of Afghanistan more difficult. This story must be on the front page of the Pyongyang Post or whatever they read in North Korea, the mortal enemy of South Korea. Kim Jong-Il must be rubbing his hands with glee, seeing how weak and irresolute his enemy is.
I am glad to know that all of the Korean hostages have released safe and sound by the Taliban. It had happened that Christians' heads were chopped off in Indonesia where commural violence took place in Madures in central Kalimmantan and in Sulawesi where Christian churches needed to close for services. It had been confronted for years in between Muslims and Christians in Sulawesi in terms of political movements, religious population growth.and war. This time the majority of this missioned Korean Christians gruop can keep their lives is very lucky.http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=Is+it+true+that+once+as+had+happened+that+the+moslem+chopped+off+the+head+of+a+Christian+in+Sulawesi%3F++&btnG=Search
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I've never heard of people soo stupid than those coreans and the people who sent them, evangelical in the benladen country?? what a nerve...they are one lucky bunch they made out it alive. Moderate moslems are not welcomed in afganistan right now, imagine evangelicals!!
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No, the South Koreans should stay away from war zones in Islamic nations. They are spineless and weak, and by paying millions of dollars and promising to withdraw their troops, they have weakened the anti-Taliban Alliance and strengthened the Islamofascists in Afghanistan and Iraq. The South Koreans surely went to Afghanistan with the best of intentions. I do not fault them for this. However, the result of their ill-advised misadventure into bin Ladenland will be an increase in attacks on foreigners and kidnappings. It will make the job of preventing the Taliban from retaking control of Afghanistan more difficult. This story must be on the front page of the Pyongyang Post or whatever they read in North Korea, the mortal enemy of South Korea. Kim Jong-Il must be rubbing his hands with glee, seeing how weak and irresolute his enemy is.
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