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[rukkhamula]

Actually Chiefsmoke, it's ok to write 'Me'. You can use this as a short form of 'It's me.' It's all right in an informal, especially spoken, context.

For example:

Q: Who's there?
A: It's me./Me.

But don't overuse it or you will get 'Tarzan syndrome':

Me Tarzan, you Jane.

That's not correct. If you want to introduce yourself in this way, you must say:

I'm Tarzan and you are Jane.

But Tarzan was brought up in a jungle so we must cut him some slack!


I, named James Bond, aka 007.

This is not correct. You would say either:

My name is James Bond, aka 007.

or

I'm James Bond, aka 007.

In fact, in the films he says:

The name's Bond; James Bond.

but I wouldn't imitate this if I were you. It sounds pretentious, and native speakers only say their name this way as a joke.