Где вы видели эту женщину? - 러시아어 example sentence- 타토에바

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Shady_arc 2014년 11월 4일 2014년 11월 4일 오전 1시 54분 36초 UTC

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In German polite "Sie" is always capitalized, but Russian "вы" rarely is.

Traditionally you only capitalize it in a somewhat formal letter to a person or in documents that may address a person but in fact have an unknown number of potential addressees, like questionnares or manuals (you can write "Please, fill in Your name here", but in fast this "Your" refers to any person you give your form to).

There is an increasing tendency of some self-proclaimed educated people to always write "Вы" when posting on forums, some of them even claim they work as literary editors (Redakteur, Lektor). Which makes me sad, because if they were ever to read Russian books (be it classics or contemporary fiction), they would see that it is very, very hard to find capitalized "Вы" mid-sentence there.

Shady_arc 2014년 12월 24일, 수정된 때 2014년 12월 24일 2014년 12월 24일 오후 12시 37분 16초 UTC, 수정된 때 2014년 12월 24일 오후 12시 37분 27초 UTC

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Does not need native check anymore :) It is OK.