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How to Say ‘He loves chocolate!’ in French

Il adore le chocolat !

eel ah-dor luh shoh-koh-lah

[eel ah-dor luh shoh-koh-lah]

💬 Usage Tip: When talking about liking something in general, French keeps le where English drops "the". So you'd say j'aime le café "I like coffee".

Phrase Breakdown

Il adore

eel ah-dor

He loves

Link 'il' and 'adore' smoothly so they sound like 'ee-la-dor'.

Example

Il adore la musique.

He loves music.

Words in this phrase

Il

[eel]

he

Third person singular subject pronoun.

Example

Il est heureux.

He is happy.

adore

[ah-dor]

love / adore

From the verb “adorer,” meaning to love or really enjoy.

Example

On adore les grands matchs internationaux.

We love the big international matches.

le chocolat !

luh shoh-koh-lah

chocolate!

French uses 'le' here because it talks about chocolate in general. The final 't' is silent: 'sho-ko-la'.

Example

J'aime le chocolat noir.

I like dark chocolate.

Words in this phrase

le

[luh]

the

Used as a function word to indicate a noun and to mark the noun as definite.

Example

Le chat noir.

The black cat.

chocolat

[shoh-koh-lah]

chocolate

A sweet, typically brown food preparation made from roasted and ground cacao seeds.

Example

Elle adore le chocolat, surtout la mousse au chocolat.

She loves chocolate, especially the chocolate mousse.

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