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How do you say to be my in Russian?

There are a few ways to say "to be my" in Russian, depending on the context:

General:

* Быть моим (byt' moim) - This is the most literal translation and is used in general situations.

With a specific object:

* Быть моим + object (byt' moim + object) - You would use this if you are talking about something specific. For example:

* "Быть моим другом" (byt' moim drugom) - To be my friend

* "Быть моим домом" (byt' moim domom) - To be my home

In the context of a relationship:

* Быть со мной (byt' so mnoy) - This translates to "to be with me" and is used when talking about being in a relationship.

Informal:

* Моим быть (moim byt') - This is a more informal way to say "to be my" and is often used in casual conversation.

Examples:

* Я хочу, чтобы ты был моим другом. (Ya khochu, chtoby ty byl moim drugom.) - I want you to be my friend.

* Этот дом будет моим домом. (Etot dom budet moim domom.) - This house will be my home.

* Я хочу быть с тобой. (Ya khochu byt' s toboy.) - I want to be with you.

* Хочешь быть моим? (Khochesh byt' moim?) - Do you want to be mine?

The best way to choose the right phrase will depend on the specific context and the level of formality.

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