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Pita Limjaroenrat

[Levin]

Should be yes, race is still Chinese.

For example, lots of Blacks in the West have Anglo names (although nowadays more are turning to African names while their surnames remain anglicized) but they are still considered as Blacks in terms of race.

[watchfirst9]

Is he partial or pure ethnic Chinese?
Thai decree in 1920 to have all minorities using Thai names if they want to register as Thai nationality.
So it is very hard to differentiate.    
Official number of  Chinese is 10-14% putting them 2nd largest group.
Thai govt consider Thai Lao people as its sub group of Thai people else Chinese would be third. 

If half gene or less and not following ancestry culture closely, should follow their father line, do not confuse people lah

[WhatDoYouThink!]

are there so called han thai and han indon? han viet? ...

[watchfirst9]

are there so called han thai and han indon? han viet? ...

If they does not even consider him or herself as one cannot put han infront should use Thai han In han  

[talky]

definitely a yes
why are chinese so ashamed of themselves not having a chinese name

having a ang mo name does not guarantee u a better life

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Is he partial or pure ethnic Chinese?
Thai decree in 1920 to have all minorities using Thai names if they want to register as Thai nationality.
So it is very hard to differentiate.    
Official number of  Chinese is 10-14% putting them 2nd largest group.
Thai govt consider Thai Lao people as its sub group of Thai people else Chinese would be third. 

If half gene or less and not following ancestry culture closely, should follow their father line, do not confuse people lah

40% Thais have Chinese blood. However Chinese Thais are mostly mixed with local Thais and assimilated to Thai society, which is different from the case in Malaya.

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If they does not even consider him or herself as one cannot put han infront should use Thai han In han  

His father is Chinese but his mother may be Thai.

[lvlrsSTI]

definitely a yes
why are chinese so ashamed of themselves not having a chinese name

having a ang mo name does not guarantee u a better life

The definition of Chinese in Thailand is different from Chinese in Spore and Msia as they are mostly mix blood with local population…

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[WhatDoYouThink!]

"A Chinese Who Doesn’t Have Chinese Name Still Considered as Chinese?"

here some hv chinese names but deny they're chinese

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Pita Limjaroenrat

Pita Bread

[lvlrsSTI]

"A Chinese Who Doesn’t Have Chinese Name Still Considered as Chinese?"

here some hv chinese names but deny they're chinese

Thai King Vajiralongkorn also has Chinese heritage, is he considered as Chinese?

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Thai King Vajiralongkorn also has Chinese heritage, is he considered as Chinese?

His ancestor Taksin, King of Thonburi, was a Teochew Chinese called 郑昭.

[watchfirst9]

40% Thais have Chinese blood. However Chinese Thais are mostly mixed with local Thais and assimilated to Thai society, which is different from the case in Malaya.

Is it Thai or Thais? Thai authority consider Thai Lao as sub group of Thais.
Perhaps also due to many have some Chinese lineage 
and national religion is practiced by majority, thus discriminations are minimum.

[WhatDoYouThink!]

Thai King Vajiralongkorn also has Chinese heritage, is he considered as Chinese?

looks weak, 透支过度?

[Oyk]

definitely a yes
why are chinese so ashamed of themselves not having a chinese name

having a ang mo name does not guarantee u a better life

First of all, let's get this clear. A Chinese could be Han, Uyghur, Tibetan, Mongolian, Manchurian, Hui, Bai, Dai, all 56 races of them.

Not all of them willl have a Han name like Oyk. If they are Uyghur, their names will not sound even remotely Han..

[Oyk]

Thai King Vajiralongkorn also has Chinese heritage, is he considered as Chinese?

He is not Chinese. He is Thai. Don't go observing things with your arsehole. 

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