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The original was posted on /r/tifu by /u/emokiddo00002 on 2026-05-31 06:01:21+00:00.

this is what i sent:

hank you for you kind response, this is my transcript. Isnit possible also to know,

• if i take an intensive corse to b1 would it still be possible for me to attend lessons and maybe understand s tinynoart of it but still take the exam in english
• which german courses wiukdnyounraccoment that are less harder for someone spesking the langueage not so well ( examples, usic basic therms or only formulas eithout much german to understand)

kind regards,

this is what i sent the morning after:

Oh my God, I was falling asleep and didn't notice all the typos. This is the correct version. I'm so sorry about this.

Thank you for your kind response. This is my transcript.

I would like to ask a few questions regarding my future studies:

• If I take an intensive course to reach B1 level, would it be possible for me to attend lessons and maybe understand a tiny part of them—while still taking the exams in English?

- Which German courses would you recommend that are less difficult for someone who does not speak the language very well? I am looking for options that focus on basic terminology or primarily use formulas.

-I have seen that the Engineering faculty offers courses in English. Would it be possible for me to take one, even if it is outside of my faculty?

Kind regards,

TL;DR: Sent an email to a professor about my academic future in Germany, but I was so tired I sent a complete disaster full of typos. Sent a "corrected version" the next morning—the cringe is real, hope he doesn't think i'm stupid