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Contact with Dutch and/or Belgians in Phetchabun

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Tags: Belgen, Contact, Dutch people, Phetchabun

October 27, 2018

Dear readers,

As usual, I stay in Phetchabun for six months every year, but have not yet met any Belgians or Dutch people there. Hence my question whether I can get in touch with Belgians or Dutch people because it is nice to speak their own language and to exchange experiences.

I will be in Phetchabun at the end of October.

Thanks for the comments.

Regards,

Patrick ([email protected])

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rohnny says up

27 October 2018 at 16: 25

Hi

I have a girlfriend from Petchabun but stay in Hua Hin for the moment. Fly back to Belgium on 09 November. Maybe we will meet in March because then I will be back in Thailand and I will come to Petchabun.

grtz,
rohnny

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Ad Reinders says up

27 October 2018 at 18: 39

On Tuesday afternoon, at toffy coffy, usually some Belgians and Dutch people come together near the old Tesco, I will be heading that way again in January

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Joost M says up

28 October 2018 at 09: 41

I have been living in Phetchabun for 10 years….Tel 0821721495

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Contact with Dutch and/or Belgians in Phetchabun

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