este

This cake is delicious.

'Este' is used to point out a specific cake that the speaker is referring to. The adjective 'delicioso' describes the taste of the cake.

This is my car.

This phrase uses 'este' as a determinant to identify something close, in this case a car. 'Mi' is used to denote possession.

This coffee is hot.

In this example, 'este' is indicating a specific coffee. 'Está' is used with 'caliente' to describe the temperature of the coffee.

This day is special.

In this sentence, 'este' is determining a particular day that is significant or different in some way, thus 'especial'.

This is your seat.

In this sentence, 'este' is used to identify a specific seat. 'Tu' signifies ownership, indicating the seat belongs to the person being spoken to.

This garden is beautiful.

The phrase uses 'este' to show a specific garden close to the speaker. The adjective 'hermoso' describes the beauty of the garden.

This is our cat.

'Este' in this case is referring to a particular cat. 'Nuestro' tells us that the cat belongs to us, the speakers.

This is the right path.

'Este' is used to identify a specific path. 'El camino correcto' means the right or correct path.

This dog is very friendly.

'Este' is used to denote a specific dog which is described as 'amigable' (friendly). 'Muy' intensifies the friendliness of the dog.

This book is interesting.

Here, 'este' is being used to refer to a book close to the speaker. The adjective 'interesante' describes the book.