How to Say ‘With chocolate’ in Italian
Al cioccolato
ahl chohk-koh-LAH-toh
[ahl chohk-koh-LAH-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [A] + [il] becomes [al], so [al cioccolato] is literally [to the chocolate] but means [chocolate-flavored] or [with chocolate]. The same merge happens in [al limone].
Phrase Breakdown
Al
[ahl]
with / chocolate-flavored
Contraction of a + il; in food it often means with or flavored with.
Al cioccolato sarebbe perfetto per la festa.
Chocolate-flavored would be perfect for the party.
cioccolato
[chohk-koh-LAH-toh]
chocolate
Chocolate; used to describe a flavor.
Preferiamo una torta al cioccolato per il compleanno.
We prefer a chocolate cake for the birthday.
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