cioccolato
chocolate
The word 'cioccolato' is used in Italian to refer to chocolate. It is a common term used in everyday language and in the context of food and cooking. It can be used in various forms, such as 'cioccolato fondente' for dark chocolate, 'cioccolato al latte' for milk chocolate, and 'cioccolato bianco' for white chocolate.
Example sentences using: cioccolato
Mi piace molto il cioccolato.
I like chocolate very much.
In this Italian phrase, 'Mi piace molto' means 'I like very much' and 'il cioccolato' is 'the chocolate'. Here, cioccolato is used as the object that the speaker likes.
Il cioccolato è il mio dolce preferito.
Chocolate is my favorite dessert.
This Italian phrase translates to 'Chocolate is my favorite dessert'. The sentence structure is similar to English. 'Il cioccolato' is 'The chocolate', 'è' means 'is', 'il mio' means 'my', and 'dolce preferito' translates to 'favorite dessert'.
Sto cercando una ricetta per torta al cioccolato.
I am looking for a chocolate cake recipe.
This is an example of a sentence where chocolate is used to describe something else (a cake in this case). 'Sto cercando' means 'I am looking for', 'una ricetta' is 'a recipe', 'per' translates to 'for', and 'torta al cioccolato' translates to 'chocolate cake'.