How to Say ‘Here, chocolate ice cream.’ in Japanese
はい、チョコアイス。
hai choko aisu
[HAI CHOH-koh AI-soo]
💬 Usage Tip: When you hand something over, this はい means "here you go," not "yes." Follow it with the thing you're giving.
Phrase Breakdown
はい
hai
[HAI]
here you go
Said when handing something to someone.
はい、どうぞ。
Here you go.
チョコ
choko
[CHOH-koh]
chocolate
Casual short form of チョコレート.
チョコケーキを作った。
I made a chocolate cake.
アイス
aisu
[AI-soo]
ice cream
Short for アイスクリーム.
アイスが溶けた。
The ice cream melted.
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