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Anonymous Finland No.216391176 [Report] >>216391210 >>216391214 >>216391436 >>216393173 >>216393195 >>216396528
>americans call hot cocoa "hot chocolate"
Anonymous United States No.216391210 [Report] >>216391271
>>216391176 (OP)
we say both THO
Anonymous Brazil No.216391214 [Report]
>>216391176 (OP)
>"hot chocolate"
That's what we call it too.
Anonymous Finland No.216391271 [Report] >>216391308
>>216391210
can you point on a map where in america do they call it hot cocoa? I've never heard of it
Anonymous United States No.216391308 [Report] >>216391431
>>216391271
Everywhere? The terms are used interchangeably.
Anonymous Finland No.216391431 [Report] >>216393802 >>216393892
>>216391308
then why have I only ever seen americans refer to it as hot chocolate?
s United States No.216391436 [Report]
>>216391176 (OP)
hot eminem rhymes with chocolate
Anonymous Moldova No.216393173 [Report]
>>216391176 (OP)
Ciocolată caldă.
Anonymous Estonia No.216393195 [Report]
>>216391176 (OP)
actual hot chocolate is nasty
Anonymous United States No.216393802 [Report]
>>216391431
Am I supposed to know how every finngol forms their opinion on American lexicon?
Anonymous United States No.216393876 [Report]
We say both but I would say hot chocolate is more common.
Anonymous United States No.216393892 [Report]
>>216391431
https://youtu.be/RlvlX2ALz9I?si=KUaNDf1wNgaXjwO_
go to 0:55. now you've heard it
Anonymous United States No.216396528 [Report]
>>216391176 (OP)
yea
Anonymous Sweden No.216396575 [Report]
Not sure if you’re aware of this finnbro but the primary ingredient in chocolate is in fact cocoa