You could say "el dorado," which could be translated as "the golden." Technically, "dorado" refers to the color of gold, so it could also mean "the gilded" or "the gold-colored," but I think it's the phrase you're looking for.
The verb ser is conjugated accordingly:
yo: soy
tu: eres
el/ella/usted: es
nosotros: somos
vosotros: sois
ellos/ellas/ustedes: son
Two circumstances are when describing your job/occupation and describing anything in general.
That is a Filipino language
I don’t understand the question, is there more context you can provide? A central claim is a statement asserting a belief provided with evidence
