You should recall that when you ask for someone's name using ใช่ไหม (châi-mǎi), you are confirming that the name is what you think it is. ใช่ไหม is like saying the English phrase isn't that right?
When using the demonstrative pronouns to ask if you are correct, use exactly the same format.
With both of these questions, the easiest way to confirm is simply:
However, if you need to answer No. It is not a . . . you will need to use ไม่ใช่ (mâi-châi), and you should always continue by stating the correct name.
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