No. 3,807 in German
schokolade
Chocolate.
In a sentence
Die Schokolade ist sehr lecker.
The chocolate is very delicious.
Here, 'Schokolade' is used as a noun in the nominative case referring to the subject of the sentence.
Ich kaufe Schokolade im Supermarkt.
I buy chocolate at the supermarket.
In this sentence, 'Schokolade' functions as a noun in the accusative case, indicating the object of the verb 'kaufen.'
Möchtest du Schokolade essen?
Would you like to eat chocolate?
Here, 'Schokolade' is used as a noun in the accusative case to denote the object of the verb 'essen' within the infinitive structure.
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