Chocolate in Different Languages

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Chocolate in Different Languages: Chocolate is typically a soft, dark cacao preparation, produced in the form of a powder, paste, or in the form of blocks or as a sweetener component in other foods. Cocoa seeds have a strong bitter flavor and must be fermented in order to develop the taste.

Chocolate in All Languages

Translation of word Chocolate in almost 100+ different languages of the world.

Different LanguagesWord Chocolate
Albaniancokollate
Basquetxokolatea
Belarusianшакалад
Bosniančokolada
Bulgarianшоколад
Catalanxocolata
Croatiančokolada
Czechčokoláda
Danishchokolade
Dutchchocola
Estonianšokolaad
Finnishsuklaa
FrenchChocolat
Galicianchocolate
GermanSchokolade
Greekσοκολάτα (sokoláta)
Hungariancsokoládé
IcelandicSúkkulaði
Irishseacláid
Italiancioccolato
Latvianšokolāde
Lithuanianšokoladas
Macedonianчоколадо
Malteseċikkulata
Norwegiansjokolade
Polishczekolada
Portuguesechocolate
Romanianciocolată
Russianшоколад (shokolad)
Serbianчоколада (chokolada)
Slovakčokoláda
Sloveniančokolada
Spanishchocolate
Swedishchoklad
Ukrainianшоколад (shokolad)
Welshsiocled
Yiddishשאָקאָלאַד
Armenianշոկոլադ
Azerbaijanişokolad
Bengaliচকলেট
Chinese Simplified巧克力 (qiǎokèlì)
Chinese Traditional巧克力 (qiǎokèlì)
Georgianშოკოლადი
Gujaratiચોકલેટ
Hindiचॉकलेट
Hmongqhob noom xim kasfes
Japaneseチョコレート
Kannadaಚಾಕೊಲೇಟ್
Kazakhшоколад
Khmerសូកូឡា
Korean초콜릿 (chokollis)
Laoຊັອກໂກແລດ
Malayalamചോക്കലേറ്റ്
Marathiचॉकलेट
Mongolianшоколад
Myanmar (Burmese)ခြော့ကလကျ
Nepaliचकलेट
Sinhalaචොක්ලට්
Tajikшоколад
Tamilசாக்லேட்
Teluguచాక్లెట్
Thaiช็อคโกแลต
Turkishçikolata
Urduچاکلیٹ
Uzbekshokolad
Vietnamesesô cô la
Arabicشوكولاتة (shukulata)
Hebrewשׁוֹקוֹלַד
Persianشکلات
Afrikaanssjokolade
Chichewachokoleti
Hausacakulan
Igbochocolate
Sesothotsokolate
Somalishukulaatada
Swahilichocolate
Yorubachocolate
Zuluushokoledi
Cebuanochocolate
Filipinotsokolate
Indonesiancokelat
Javanesecoklat
Malagasysôkôla
Malaycoklat
Maoritiakarete
Esperantoĉokolado
Haitian Creolechokola
Latinscelerisque

Chocolate in European Languages

Translation of word Chocolate in almost 42 European languages.

Different LanguagesWord Chocolate
Albaniancokollate
Basquetxokolatea
Belarusianшакалад
Bosniančokolada
Bulgarianшоколад
Catalanxocolata
Corsicancicculata
Croatiančokolada
Czechčokoláda
Danishchokolade
Dutchchocola
Estonianšokolaad
Finnishsuklaa
FrenchChocolat
Frisiansûkelade
Galicianchocolate
GermanSchokolade
Greekσοκολάτα [sokoláta]
Hungariancsokoládé
IcelandicSúkkulaði
Irishseacláid
Italiancioccolato
Latvianšokolāde
Lithuanianšokoladas
LuxembourgishSchockela
Macedonianчоколадо
Malteseċikkulata
Norwegiansjokolade
Polishczekolada
Portuguesechocolate
Romanianciocolată
Russianшоколад [shokolad]
Scots Gaelicseoclaid
Serbianчоколада [chokolada]
Slovakčokoláda
Sloveniančokolada
Spanishchocolate
Swedishchoklad
Tatarшоколад
Ukrainianшоколад [shokolad]
Welshsiocled
Yiddishשאָקאָלאַד

Chocolate in Asian Languages

Translation of word Chocolate in almost 36 Asian languages.

Different LanguagesWord Chocolate
Armenianշոկոլադ
Azerbaijanişokolad
Bengaliচকলেট
Chinese Simplified巧克力 [qiǎokèlì]
Chinese Traditional巧克力 [qiǎokèlì]
Georgianშოკოლადი
Gujaratiચોકલેટ
Hindiचॉकलेट
Hmongqhob noom xim kasfes
Japaneseチョコレート
Kannadaಚಾಕೊಲೇಟ್
Kazakhшоколад
Khmerសូកូឡា
Korean초콜릿 [chokollis]
Kyrgyzшоколад
Laoຊັອກໂກແລດ
Malayalamചോക്കലേറ്റ്
Marathiचॉकलेट
Mongolianшоколад
Myanmar (Burmese)ခြော့ကလကျ
Nepaliचकलेट
Odiaଚକୋଲେଟ୍ |
Pashtoچاکلیټ
Punjabiਚਾਕਲੇਟ
Sindhiچاڪليٽ
Sinhalaචොක්ලට්
Tajikшоколад
Tamilசாக்லேட்
Teluguచాక్లెట్
Thaiช็อคโกแลต
Turkishçikolata
Turkmenşokolad
Urduچاکلیٹ
Uyghurشاكىلات
Uzbekshokolad
Vietnamesesô cô la

Chocolate in Middle East Languages

Translation of word Chocolate in 4 middle eastern languages.

Different LanguagesWord Chocolate
Arabicشوكولاتة [shukulata]
Hebrewשׁוֹקוֹלַד
Kurdish (Kurmanji)çîkolata
Persianشکلات

Chocolate in African Languages

Translation of word Chocolate in almost 13 African languages.

Different LanguagesWord Chocolate
Afrikaanssjokolade
Amharicቸኮሌት
Chichewachokoleti
Hausacakulan
Igbochocolate
Kinyarwandashokora
Sesothotsokolate
Shonachokoreti
Somalishukulaatada
Swahilichocolate
Xhosaitshokholethi
Yorubachocolate
Zuluushokoledi

Chocolate in Austronesian Languages

Translation of word Chocolate in almost 10 Austronesian languages.

Different LanguagesWord Chocolate
Cebuanochocolate
Filipinotsokolate
Hawaiiankokoleka
Indonesiancokelat
Javanesecoklat
Malagasysôkôla
Malaycoklat
Maoritiakarete
Samoansukalati
Sundanesecoklat

Chocolate in Other Foreign Languages

Different LanguagesWord Chocolate
Esperantoĉokolado
Haitian Creolechokola
Latinscelerisque

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More Information about Chocolate

The beans are dry up, washed and roasted after fermentation. The covering is stripped for cacao nibs, which are then crushed to cocoa mass, to make chocolate in a raw form.

Once the cocoa is liquefied by warming, chocolate liquor is made. The liquor may also be refrigerated and converted into two products: cocoa solids and butter.

The baking chocolate, often called bitter chocolate, comprises in differing proportion cocoa solids and cocoa butter without additional sugar. Chocolate has different color and flavors, the most common colors are brown, brownie, black, white.

Today’s chocolate comes primarily in the form of dark, solid, cocoa butter or vegetable oils refined and sugar. Milk chocolate consists of butter or powdered milk chocolate. White chocolate is available with cocoa butter, sugar, and milk without solid cocoa.

Dark chocolate is full of nutrients that can impact your life in a positive way. It is one of the strongest antioxidant outlets on earth. Made from the seed of the cocoa tree.

Studies show dark chocolate can improve your health and reduce your risk of heart disease. Chocolate contains more nutrients and thus despite it being responsible for weight gain and sugary content it is loved worldwide.

Chocolate comes in different flavors candy, sweet, almond, coffee, caramel etc. People use chocolate as a gift for their love.

The advantages of eating chocolate may be: lower cholesterol rates and reduced cognitive decline. Light or milk chocolate producers claim that their product is better for the health because it involves cocoa.

Chocolate in different languages has many names. Dark chocolate manufacturers suggest that their item contains higher levels of iron and antioxidants.

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