Informasjon - Isaan

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Isan (Isan/Thai: อีสาน
[ʔiːsǎːn]; also written as Isaan, Isarn, Issan, or Esarn;^[1])

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isan

"Marriage and courtship in Isan still mainly follows strict tradition, especially in rural areas, and most young women are married by the time they are 20 years old. Many girls, in spite of the legal requirement, marry as young as fourteen to escape poverty, as usually marriage is associated with a dowry paid by the husband to the bride's family.

A dowry will not normally be less than 40,000 Thai baht, and according to the status of the bride and/or her family, can often greatly exceed 300,000 baht.

Problemet er at Isaan folket bruker SIN SOD på en annen måte en resten av folket i Thailand.

Referer til regler for SIN SOD .Se bloggen.

Isaan folket tar pengene fra brudeparet. Mens Thaifolket gir dette til brudeparet, da slik som her i NORGE.(Bryllypsgaver)

Dermed virker det for flere hvite menn (Farange) at man betaler for en kone.

Dette er dermed utrykket kjøpe bruder.

" Ref Wikipedia

The cultural separation from Central Thailand, combined with the region's poverty and the typically dark skin of its people, has encouraged a considerable amount of discrimination against the people of Isan from non-ethnic Thais of Chinese descent.^{[citation needed]} Even though many Isan people now work in the cities rather than in the fields, many hold lower-status jobs such as construction workers, stall vendors and tuk-tuk taxi drivers, and discriminatory attitudes have been known to persist with many Thai-Chinese inhabitants. Nevertheless, Isan food and music have both been enthusiastically adopted and adapted to the tastes of the rest of the country."

Education

Education is well provided by the government in terms of numbers of establishments and is supplemented in the larger cities by the private sector (mostly Catholic schools and international schools). Following the national pattern of education in Thailand, there are primary (elementary) schools in all larger villages and (tambon) capitals, with secondary (high) schools to Grade 12 (approximately age 18) in the district (amphoe) towns.

Many other secondary schools provide education only to Grade 9, while some combined school provide education from Grade 1 through Grade 9. Rural schools are generally less well equipped than the schools in the large towns and cities and the standard of instruction, particularly for the English language, is much lower. Many children of poorer families leave school after Grade 6 (age 12) to work on the farms.

Ingeniøren sier:

"Og her er problemet til dette folket. Dem slutter for skolen er ferdig. Og løsningen for å få penger blir da prostitusjon."

A number move to areas of dense or tourist populations to work in the service industry.

Og dem gjøre hva ?

Many primary schools also operate their own websites^[3] and almost all schoolchildren in Isan, at least from junior high school age,^[4] are now (2008) largely computer literate for basic programs: they are well adept in the use of word-processing, layout of flyers, brochures and birthday cards, and simple, digital photo enhancement software.

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