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Chatprapa "Twang" Siriprakob

2008-09 Inbound from Thailand

Hometown: Muang Korat, Nakron Ratchasima, Thailand
Sponsor: Korat Rotary Club, District 3340, Thailand
Host: St. Johns Rotary Club, District 6970, Florida, USA
School: Bartram Trail High School, St. Johns, FL
 

Bio

 

Twang's Bio

Hello everybody!

My name is Twang (Chatprapa Siriprakob). I知 going to be 17 years old September 21. I知 an exchange student from Thailand district 3340, southeast Asia. I live with my father, mother, elder brother, and younger brother. My elder brother is 20 years old. He was an exchange student from Thailand too; he went to Texas, USA. My younger brother is 12 years old. My father is a Rotarian in my sponsor club. I like to play golf, running, swimming, and volleyball. Listening to music, talk to my friend, hang out with friend,s they are very happy for me when I have been here.

Now I have been here about 1 month, I am living in Jacksonville. My host mom name is Karen and host sister name is Jamie. They are very nice for me, I would like to say thank you for everything. While on exchange in Florida, I am attending Bartram Trail High School (I知 a junior). My interests include sport, photography, math, travel. I知 a golfer in Bartram Trail High School. Now start schooled 2 weeks ago. I have lots of friends and school is very different from my hometown, where we have a uniform and have move all the time. I have to keep trying about language and learn in class. I like Florida, I really like to go everywhere I致e never seen before.

So I知 really excited and very happy to be here. Thank you for everything:]
Bangkok

Thai Buddha temple

My school in Thailand

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