Rossonera
Vietnamese expat in Malaysia
Forum posts
7
Contacts
15
About me
Vietnamese
Lives in Subang Jaya
Speaks English, Vietnamese
Registration: 24 November 2010
Can foriegners study in malaysia while holding emplyment pass by aibakirshad
Can foriegners study in malaysia while holding employment pass. Course will be part time MBA Sunderland in segi college Subang jaya. Classes only on weekends.
Can, my friend is doing part time while working :) Read More
Evening HangOuts by nehar
Hi guys, Can you please name some Late Evening hang out (preferably Arabian and Persian) with Sheesha and open till late night. I live in Kl and looking for places to Hangout after work in and around KL. Thanks. Nehar
Hmm. the castle nearby to KLCC is nice place. I hang out there quite often I'm sorry i dont know the address, i only know their name is The castle, maybe you can search for it. Read More
New Friends Wanted! by Guest394857
Lol do excuse the cheeky subject line! I am 27, a fellow Malaysian lassie but very accustomed to expat lifestyle having been working in Australia and New Zealand before plus deal mainly with international expats at work in KL. I enjoy the local ...
Count me in :) It sounds really good Jags, I have been here for 8 months but i dont think i know KL yet *shy* :) Read More
In need of a job ? by Reemz
I am a Pakistani living in KL for about an year now. I have been seeking for jobs for quite sometime now but unable to find one. I was hoping if anyone could direct me as to how can i apply for jobs here in KL. I did my majors in Economics and ...
Hi, I'm currently working for Symphony, it's quite big company doing outsource. As i heard from my HR, they're in need of quite a number of foreigner speaker, you can try to check on that. Go jobstreet and search for Symphony :) It might not ... Read More
Teaching English
Hi Dan, Im currently work for a language sch in Hanoi, Languagelink Vietnam. Here at my sch, if you're native English speaker and have a bachelor degree, you're qualified to teach English. It still depends on interviews . Base on its outcome, sch ... Read More
Who started to say 'lah' in Singapore? by Sandara
I understand the ubiquitous word "lah" is derived from Malay. Just curious. It becomes a symbol(can I say 'image'?) of Singapore, When ppl imitate Singaporean, they must say that 'lah' word at the end of the sentence. And those words like 'yah lor', ...
I started using lah n my SO hates it >. Read More