German · Food & Drink
"Chocolate" in German: Schokolade
die Schokolade
Chocolate in German is die Schokolade, feminine. A bar is eine Tafel Schokolade. Hot chocolate is oft heiße Schokolade.
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How to pronounce Schokolade
Say it
sho-ko-LAH-deh
/ʃokoˈlaːdə/
sho-ko-LAH-deh. Soft sch. Stress -la-.
"Chocolate" in German: quick reference
| German | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| die Schokolade | chocolate Default. | Default. |
| eine Tafel Schokolade | a bar of chocolate Shopping. | Shopping. |
| heiße Schokolade | hot chocolate Drink. | Drink. |
| dunkle Schokolade | dark chocolate Type. | Type. |
How to use Schokolade in real life
- 1Gift
Ich bringe eine Tafel Schokolade mit.
I am bringing a bar of chocolate.
Tafel Schokolade.
- 2Craving
Ich brauche jetzt Schokolade.
I need chocolate right now.
Schokolade.
- 3Café
Eine heiße Schokolade, bitte.
A hot chocolate, please.
Heiße Schokolade.
Mistakes English speakers make with Schokolade
Incorrect: der Schokolade
Correct: die Schokolade
Feminine: die Schokolade.
Incorrect: Chocolate bitte
Correct: Schokolade bitte
Use Schokolade.
Good to know
German supermarket aisles are packed with Schokolade by percentage of cocoa. Advent calendars are usually chocolate-filled.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Picking a host gift
ChatPal
Schokolade oder Wein?
Chocolate or wine?
You
Schokolade. Dunkle Schokolade ist sicher.
Chocolate. Dark chocolate is safe.
ChatPal
Gute Wahl. Mag sie heiße Schokolade?
Good choice. Does she like hot chocolate?
You
Ja. Schokolade macht immer Freude.
Yes. Chocolate always makes people happy.
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FAQ
Common questions about "Chocolate" in German
What gender is Schokolade?
Feminine: die Schokolade.
A chocolate bar?
Eine Tafel Schokolade.
Hot chocolate?
Heiße Schokolade.
Dark chocolate?
Dunkle Schokolade.
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