My world

Banana helps to refresh the body. Banana is a fruit that has 3 types of sugar which are sucrose, fructose and glucose. These sugars from bananas are nutrients that the body is ready to use as energy immediately. We shouldn’t eat bananas too much. Eat 1-2 balls a day is enough because bananas are a fruit that is quite high in carbohydrates.

Som tum is a food of Thailand. Spicy Som tum and Som tum is not difficult to find, inexpensive and delicious as well.

Som tum is a food of Thailand. Spicy Som tum and Som tum is not difficult to find, inexpensive and delicious as well.

Hello, My name is Plernpleng. I have a friend. She is shy. She is kind to help me with almost everything. She is small and wears glasses. She smiles too.

I am Piraya Seesan. My nickname is Plernpleng. I am right- handed. My dad is right-handed but my mom is left – handed. Most of my friends are right-handed. My dad is kind and a good leader. I realily like to listen musics, play games and watch movies. I love listening musics such as thai songs, inter songs, K-pop and china songs. I like photograph and collect it. I think that right-handed or left-handed it not important for me because I think it ok.

Have fun with life

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