Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Silly"

A: Silly me = that was silly of me = I just did something silly

A: It is a phrase you say when you've made a mistake. For example if you got the dates mixed up for a lunch date you could say 'How silly of me!'

A: To act in a funny, goofy manner

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A: Means you did or said something stupid and are acknowledging it out loud.

A: :o how can I say "tonto/a" without being rude?

A: @MioKotova “Silly” is usually said when someone is acting out of their nature in a humorous way.
“Stupid” is when someone is when someone is acting or actually is unknowing of common knowledge and may be irritating.

Hope this helps!

A: they both mean the same (synonyms) Silly is used more in a cute way. Stupid is more of a direct insult.
For example: Those cute silly things he said made her smile.

You have to be really stupid to say something so bad

A: Silly is normally when you do something childish.

A: she definitely wasn't trying to be mean or offensive. she actually meant it as a term of endearment. it's just like "oh you're so silly for waking up early even though you said you were going to sleep in". it's a little hard to explain but it doesn't have a deep meaning to it. I wouldn't take it to heart. I think in general "silly' has a light, joking around feeling to it.

A: should be pronounced like sil-lee.
the s should sound the same if you were to say usted.

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A: Silly is fine. You might also say goofy or funny, depending on what you are trying to describe.

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A: Depends on your age. If you are a preteen or younger, you can get away with saying silly mommy/daddy etc. When you are teen or older, no.