"Sorry I am not me"

Translation: Λυπάμαι δεν είμαι εγώ

[romualdGyorgy]

I think the Greek sentence could mean either (the person you are looking for) is not me or I am not myself (today).

The English counterpart sounds off to me.

[wchargin]

Agreed. And the first one would not be "Λυπάμαι, δεν είναι εγώ."—as "sorry, it's not me" would in English?

[romualdGyorgy]

I expect that in Greek, when somebody says to you Are you the person I am looking for? the proper answer would be δεν είμαι εγώ, even though the word-for-word translation into English is awkward.

Native speakers?

[D_..]

"Δεν είμαι εγώ" is the correct answer in that situation. "Δεν είναι εγώ" sounds wrong, however close to the EN one it is.

[wchargin]

Ωραίο—ευχαριστώ!