la filip cusku di'e
Since the base meaning (for me) is "I like
eating chocolate" (that is, I like not chocolate as an abstract, but what
gives me pleasure is eating it), I propose
{mi nelci lezu'o citka loi cakla}
Suggestions, corrections?
The article {le} indicates that you liked one particular
occasion (or each of the particular occasions you have in
mind) of eating chocolate. To say that you like eating
chocolate generically, I would suggest {lo'e} instead of
{le}. (Nobody pays much attention to this though, we often
use {le nu} to refer to generic events rather than particular
ones.) Also you can say {mi nelci lo'e cakla} directly.
As for {citka loi cakla} vs {citka lo cakla}, I don't see
much difference. Some quantity of chocolate, or several
quantities taken together. I suppose that you like it so much
that you prefer to eat several quantities at once?
mu'o mi'e xorxes
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