| Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|
| ちょこれーと | チョコレート |
Pronunciation: chokoreeto
How to Say It Outloud: cho-ko-re-e-to
Usage: Commonly used in everyday conversation to refer to chocolate.
Example Sentence Japanese:
私はチョコレートが大好きです。
私はチョコレートが大好きです。Example Sentence English:I love chocolate.
I love chocolate.Dictionary
チョコレートチョコレートCommon word
Noun- chocolate
- Chocolate
チョコチョコCommon word
Noun- chocolate
- Choco (Colombia)
ショコラショコラ
Noun- chocolate
ココアココアCommon word
Noun- cocoa (beverage, cocoa solids); hot chocolate
- Cocoa bean
チョコレートケーキチョコレートケーキ
Noun- chocolate cake
- Chocolate cake
チョコチップチョコチップ
Noun- chocolate chips; chocolate chip
- Chocolate chip
義理チョコぎりチョコ
Noun- obligation chocolate; chocolate given by women to male colleagues, etc. out of obligation on Valentine's day
- Giri choco
八丈宝貝はちじょうだからがい
Noun- chocolate cowry (Mauritia mauritiana); humpback cowry
板チョコいたチョコ
Noun- chocolate bar; bar of chocolate
チョコパンチョコパン
Noun- bread with chocolate filling; chocolate bread
チョコレートパンチョコレートパン
Noun- bread with chocolate filling; chocolate bread
内膜症性嚢胞ないまくしょうせいのうほう
Noun- endometrial cyst; endometrioma; chocolate cyst
木の芽漬けきのめづけ
Noun- pickled buds of chocolate vine, Japanese pepper tree, etc.
チョコレートファウンテンチョコレートファウンテン
Noun- chocolate fountain
- Chocolate fountain
本命チョコほんめいチョコ
Noun- chocolate given to a man on Valentine's day out of genuine sentiment
- Honmei choco
チョコバーチョコバー
Noun- chocolate bar
- Chocolate bar
チョコレートグラミーチョコレートグラミー
Noun- chocolate gourami (Sphaerichthys osphromenoides)
- Chocolate gourami
ショコラティエショコラティエ
Noun- chocolatier; chocolate maker
- Chocolatier
ホワイトチョコレートホワイトチョコレート
Noun- white chocolate
- White chocolate
ハワイアンバイカラークロミスハワイアンバイカラークロミス
Noun- Hawaiian bicolor chromis (Chromis hanui); chocolate-dip chromis; chocolate dip damsel
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