2016年4月12日 · Este and esta are also used as determiners, as in "este chico" or "esta chica". But since there are no neuter nouns, esto can never be used in this way. Historically, este and esta were accented (i.e. éste and ésta) to indicate their use as pronouns while the unaccented versions were determiners.

2012年2月17日 · Esta mesa está aquí. Es mejor que este jarrón esté aquí. Share. Improve this answer. Follow ...

2010年6月14日 · este [éste]=it can mean this (demonstrative adjective) or this one (demonstrative pronoun) when referring to masculine objects (este libro=this book) (deme este. Give me this one.) esta/ésta=same argument, but referring to feminine objects. estar=to be. están= they are ( 3rd person, plural, present tense, indicative mood) You didn't mention ...

2017年2月26日 · Close Singular Plural Masculine este (this) estos (these) Feminine esta (this) estas (these) * Este restaurante es mi favorito. (This restaurant is my favorite.) * Esta casa es grandísima. (This house is enormous.) * ¡Estos burritos son fantásticos! (These burritos are fantastic!) * Estas margaritas son ricas. (These margaritas are delicious.)

2017年2月23日 · "Este" and "esta" are the masculine and feminine forms for "this" Put an "s" on either one of them and you have "these" "Ese" and "esa" are the masculine and feminine forms for "that" To say " those" you change "ese" to "esos" and esa to "esas" Note the change from "e" to "o" "Ese/es o s.""

2010年1月17日 · For instance, esta is the feminine form meaning "this". But está is a form of the verb estar in 3rd person singular, meaning he/she/it is. Este is the masculine form meaning "this".

2010年1月8日 · Esta and este mean "this" if they have been spelled correctly. They are demonstrative adjectives used before a feminine, singular (esta) or masculine, singular (este) noun. Be aware, however, that similarly spelled words exist. ésta and éste are demonstrative pronouns that also mean "this" [one].

Ok, so what does that have to do with esta and ésta? Well, a few years ago la RAE decided that it was no longer necessary to differentiate between esta and ésta. This was not the result of some linguistic temper tantrum. In fact, la RAE had a good motive for sending ésta to the chopping block: the accent is simply not necessary.

"Esta" is a form of "esta", an adjective which is often translated as "this". "Este" is a form of "este", a noun which is often translated as "east". Learn more about the difference between "esta" and "este" below.

Los que viven en el este de la ciudad tienen un acento diferente a los demás. The people who live in the city's east have a different accent compared to the rest. 4.