You Can't Love Chocolate In Spanish

It's true... You can't say "I love chocolate." in Spanish.

"Yo amo chocolate" is similar to saying "These lime green walls taste so good!", Because in Spanish you can't love inanimate objects. The same way that in English you can't taste a color.

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