Discussion in 'Русский (Russian)' started by Johnev1, Dec 26, 2012.
What are the rules governing the use of Ты with a capital 'T' and ты with a small 't' please?
No special rules. You write it with a capital letter when it is the first word in a sentence and with a small letter otherwise.
There aren't any. It's just never capitalised, unlike "Вы", whose capitalisation is required when the ford is used in the formal register as a direct address to a specified person.
It is capitalized, only when one is talking to God (in the past - also to a Tzar).
Separate names with a comma.