Introduction

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Hey guys from all over the world and welcome to our Thaiblog! With our first post we are going to introduce ourselves and tell you what we are doing here in Thailand.

Who we are?




We are Christian Bruckmüller, Rade Zeljko Topalovic, and Marcel Leiprecht,  three German mediamanagement students from Macromedia University in Munich.  

What are we doing in Thailand?

We are going to spend the next few months in Bangkok because we decided to  do a semester abroad at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok.

Stay tuned and be exited, more posts are coming soon!

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