THE STORY OF “PATTY”
Authors . Student lifeSawasdee! (The word “Hello” in Thai language) With excitement and anticipation, the girl flew 8,672 kilometers from Thailand to Germany. “Patty” is what people call me, and that is actually my nickname. In Thailand, most people have two names. I guess because we have a name that is too long, we need a nickname that
Guess who’s back?
Authors . Student lifeNo, it’s not Eminem back again, it’s Hanka. Nice to meet you, new incomers, and nice to talk to you again, old mates! I am a 22 years old communication student from the Czech republic. At my home university in Prague I specialize in Marketing. I like (copy)writing, so thank you for this task, Miriam!
Nice to meet you all!
AuthorsHi, I am He Siyan, and you can also call me Sienna. I come from Guangzhou, China. Guangzhou is located in the southeastern part of China, and known as the City of Flower. And if you have a chance to visit Guangzhou, I would definitely recommend you all trying the morning tea, which you can
Miss No.2
AuthorsHi everyone! I’m Prindhorn Udomboresuwan, and my nickname is Pinn. I was born on 2nd February 2002. Number 2 and I involve a lot not only my birthdate but also my birth time which was 8.02 a.m. You might wonder why 8 a.m. is related to No. 2 since, in the past Thai people called
Jetiya’s First Blog – Munich checked🇩🇪💗✅
AuthorsHello everyone, I’m Ya, from Thailand. In Thailand, our name always refers to something. My name, for instance, is Ya which means medicine. My nickname comes from my real name, Jetiya, but the meaning is different; Jetiya means pagoda. You might think that having names related to Buddhism is quite funny. But because I’m Buddhist
January Girl in Munich <3
AuthorsHi there! I’m Janny, a girl from Thailand who is 21 years old. I was given this name by my older sister because I was born in January. In that case, my sister would give me the names “Febby” or “Marchy,” depending on whether I was born in February or March. I guess. Actually, My
Hey, there. It’s me again.
Authors . Culture . Student lifeServus! (A Bavarian way saying both for hello and good-bye) I’m Yi-ann. I don’t know what’s your opinion towards self-introduction. I actually quit enjoy introducing myself at the beginning of each semester. Cause it always makes me rethink who I am and where I come from. So where to begin with, oh right, you ask
People who hate rain come to Munich during the rainy season
Authors . City life . Student lifeFirst-time step in Europe —— Jojo Hi, everyone! This is the first time I have introduced myself in this way, my name is Josephine, but in order to help others remember me, I usually call myself Jojo. I was born in Wuhan and studied in Hong Kong. My Chinese name is CAO Luyao (曹璐瑶). 璐
My best story
Authors . Student lifeIt is curious to think how sometimes feelings can mix to form a convoluted tangle of opposing emotions. How joy and sadness can intertwine until they coexist at the same time. Beginnings are always hard, full of illusion, nerves and expectations; but endings taste bittersweet. I still remember how it felt the dream that led
Bis Später München
Authors . City life . Student life13 – the days I have left until my flight back home. When Scandinavian Airlines will help me fly home from Munich to Copenhagen to my loved ones on Valentine’s day. I know – cheesy right? My stay in Munich started with a bang. Arriving at the airport on October 2nd, waiting for hours on