choko
It is 'chokoreeto.'
In Japanese, you would say "彼にチョコレートをくれてありがとう" pronounced as "kare ni chokoreeto o kurete arigatou." This phrase translates to "thank you for giving him a chocolate" in English. The word order in Japanese is different from English, with the recipient coming before the object.
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chokoreito no akachan
It stays "chocolate", but is often shortened to "choco."
Chocolate is 'chokoreeto' in Japanese.
It is 'chokoreeto.'
チョコレート
In Japanese, you would say "彼にチョコレートをくれてありがとう" pronounced as "kare ni chokoreeto o kurete arigatou." This phrase translates to "thank you for giving him a chocolate" in English. The word order in Japanese is different from English, with the recipient coming before the object.
Chocolate in Japanese is チョコレート (chokore-to) or even just チョコ (choko).
Chocolate = choklad
Chocolate: Schockolade
Dipped in chocolate
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