How to Say ‘Chocolate flavor.’ in Japanese
チョコ味ね。
choko aji ne
[CHOH-koh ah-jee neh]
💬 Usage Tip: Add 味 (aji) after a food to name the flavor: いちご味 "strawberry flavor". The ね at the end means "okay?" and checks that the other person agrees.
Phrase Breakdown
チョコ
choko
[CHOH-koh]
chocolate
Casual short form of チョコレート.
チョコが大好き。
I love chocolate.
味
aji
[ah-jee]
taste; flavor
Used for the taste or flavor of food.
子どもにはやさしい味がいいです。
A mild flavor is good for the child.
ね
ne
[neh]
okay?; right?
Sentence-ending particle asking for agreement or making the tone gentle.
いっしょにやめようね。
Let's stop together, okay?
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