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grammatikalischer Fall – Questions relating to the grammatical cases (nominative, accusative, dative, and genitive)
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Which of these two is the correct translation for "Silly me"?
The phrase "silly me" is colloquial English. The German equivalent, "Bin ich dumm!", is colloquial, too (dict.cc).
A more fitting translation would be "Ich Idiot" (or "Ich Schussel", like @Robert sug …
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