Well, there are only TAs that teach Russian (thus there is no main lecturer, although there is a faculty supervisor), so I'll be teaching one section all by myself.
I asked my supervisor about ты and вы and she said that it's flexible, but better to do it like they do it in Russian - I address them with вы (everyone), and they address me that way too, but they say ты to each other - except if there is indeed an older student, in which case you tell them to address him/her as вы as well.
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Date: 2005-05-26 05:16 am (UTC)I asked my supervisor about ты and вы and she said that it's flexible, but better to do it like they do it in Russian - I address them with вы (everyone), and they address me that way too, but they say ты to each other - except if there is indeed an older student, in which case you tell them to address him/her as вы as well.
We'll see, it should be interesting :-)