how do you say "be mine?"

Question

im not sure if this is correct.... but is "Se mio?" correct for "be mine?"

please give me feedback (:

Answer 1

Correct, but with an accent Sé mio. And this assumes you are talking to a male.

Sé (informal'command) Sea (formal) mío. Usually the pronoun is el mío (la mía), but after Ser the definite article is omitted. - 0074b507, Dec 21, 2010

Answer 2

Be mine, as a lover proposal to her partner is "Sé mío" i.e "Sé mío por siempre" (Be mine for ever) Please "BA ser mío" is horrorific "VA" with a V is correct and also you need to add an "a" there so it's "Va a ser mío" but it sounds like a soap opera comment "Vas a ser mío José Alberto Manuel" jjejeje now seriously nobody actually talks like this.

i thought V's were pronounced like B's in spanish - youmils03, Jul 7, 2012

Answer 3

The correct way is:

“Sé mío”, if you’re a male. “Sé mía”, if you’re a female. “Va a ser mío” means – You are going to be mine. "Va" comes from the irregular verb "ir", which means "to go".

An added note" Ba" is an incorrect spelling. It should be "va" or "va a". - Bambi8, Feb 11, 2014

Answer 4

"Ba ser mio" this is the correct word

The correct way to say this is, as Gocika told you, "Vas a ser mio" (You are going to be mine), but this is not what fee27 wants to say - 005faa61, Dec 21, 2010

Answer 5

Ba ser mio this is the coorect word

You mean- Vas a ser mio? - Gocika, Dec 21, 2010

Answer 6

It is incorrect, that is ser el mío, but not a se mio. So, remember! Be mine in Spanish is ser el mío! Also, use a translation forum to find out the vocabulary and grammar!

this is not correct - Gocika, Dec 21, 2010

Answer 7

I can not edit, so.... Yeah, Julian is right, ser is infinitive, so you can conjugate it, like sé mio.

mío. - JUNGJS, Dec 21, 2010