Examples of using "Çikolatayı" in a sentence and their english translations:
I don't like chocolate.
Ann loves chocolate.
- I know you like chocolate.
- I know that you like chocolate.
Millie loves chocolate.
I used to like chocolate when I was small.
You liked chocolate.
Mary loves chocolate.
Tom unwrapped the chocolate.
Children like chocolate.
She likes chocolate very much.
Tom ate all of the chocolate.
Tom likes peppermint chocolate.
Ann likes chocolate very much.
Break the chocolate into smaller pieces.
I like dark chocolate.
Tom likes chocolate very much.
Everyone likes milk chocolate.
Keep chocolate away from the dog.
Tom licked the chocolate from his fingers.
Mary licked the chocolate from her fingers.
I don't like chocolate.
She likes chocolate very much.
Tom really likes chocolate a whole lot.
- Why didn't you tell me you didn't like chocolate?
- Why didn't you tell me that you didn't like chocolate?
I don't like chocolate, but Tom does.
Break the chocolate into small pieces.
Tom asked me if I liked chocolate.
I like hot chocolate more than coffee.
You didn't eat all that chocolate I bought, did you?
Tom likes chocolate, but I don't.
You have to melt chocolate in a double-boiler so it doesn't burn.
Ann loves chocolate more than anything.
I hate the taste of my saliva after eating chocolate.
Melt the chocolate, add butter and mix well.
I also prefer white chocolate to regular chocolate.
Fifty-two per cent of British women prefer chocolate to sex.
Since Tom wanted the chocolate much more than she did, Mary let him have it.