Ты - you (for buddies, friends etc) Вы - You (formal - for elder people, teachers and services etc. More polite) Я ем - I eat Он/она/оно ест - Не/She/It eats вот - 1. Here it is. 2. Вот, это Маша - This is Masha здесь - there (particular place )

Hello! ты = you (only singular) Вы = you (singular and plural) In Russian we have Ты-language and Вы-language. Вы is a neutral or a formal style of speech . ты is an informal style of speech (used with family, friends). ем and ест are the forms of the verb ЕСТЬ (to eat) Я ем Он/она/оно есть вот = here it is. Вот стол. =Here is the table (and the speaker points on it) Здесь - Там Here - There Книга здесь. А машина там. = The book is here, and the car is there. Hope it helps! Евгений

ты and Вы (while addressing one person) - practically the same as Sie/du in German and tu/vous in French. ;) https://i.pinimg.com/736x/8a/9b/04/8a9b04b31abce2b499107f14822400e3.jpg Otherwise (addressing multiple persons) вы is simply plural 2nd person pronoun, plural of ты.

ты may say it your friends or parents( informal variant) вы may say it a polisman, a doctor, a teacher (formal variant) я ем (i eat an apples) but он ест (he eats an apples) there=там here=здесь