We don't differenciate feminine endings from masculine in the past because there are no such ones. So, if you'd like to specify who Вы are - women or men, you'll need to use words like женщины/women, леди, дамы/ladies and мужчины/men, парни/boys/guys etc. For example: Вы, дамы, вчера ушли слишком рано! (Literary: You, ladies, went home too early yesterday!) _________________________________ - Вы вчера говорили о футболе? (Did you talk about football yesterday?) - С кем ты говоришь? (Who are you talking to?) - С этими мальчиками. (To these boys)

Hello! Both are correct, but "in" sounds more natural. Depends on the context you use it in. "Put something into" puts the emphasis on the motion, "into" is a preposition for movement You can "put smth in the car", but "put smth into play" or "put smth into motion"(that was motionless before). Hope this will help!

Hello, Sinem! Most of the times the meaning depends on the context you use it in. It may have a little bit different connotation but, in general: "That's why" sounds like someone had asked a question and here's the answer. "So" also means that one thing leads to the other, but it's not like someone asked you anything. For example: "The show was boring so I didn't want to say anything" "I had to leave the city really fast that's why I didn't want to say anything" (Why didn't you want to say anything?) Hope this will help you!

Предложение составлено правильно :)

Hi, Vinicius! Here're some nice websites for you: http://www.tasteofrussian.com/ - different podcasts, you can get used to the pronunciation http://learnrussian.rt.com/ - helpful grammar rules and tables http://masterrussian.com/ - a lot of grammar with examples and topics https://www.youtube.com/user/russianpod101/featured - youtube channel about the Russian language and the culture itself Hope this will help you! If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

These are verbs of motion (глаголы движения). Take a look at these tables: http://learnrussian.rt.com/grammar-tables/verbs-of-motion/ http://learnrussian.rt.com/grammar-tables/verbs-of-motion-with-prefixes/ Hope this will help!

1 - "Познакомиться" means: 1) to get acquainted with; 2) to get information about something; to get to know something fully (rarely used) Examples: a)Я хочу познакомиться с твоим новым другом (I want to meet (get acquainted with) your new friend); b)Я познакомилась с данной продукцией (о косметике, например) месяц назад (I got to know/learned/discovered this product (about makeup f.e.) a month ago). 2 - "Встречаться" means: 1) to meet/get together; 2) to date (more like a slang word) Examples: a)Джон встретится со своим старым другом завтра вечером (John's going to meet his old friend tomorrow evening); b)Он встречается с Морган уже более 2-х лет (He dates Morgan for more than 2 years already). I hope this will help you!