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"I feel like chocolate" translates into... A. J'ai envie de chocolat. B. J'ai besoin de chocolat C. Il me faut du chocolat. D. Je veux du chocolat.
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"I feel like chocolate" translates into...

A. J'ai envie de chocolat.
B. J'ai besoin de chocolat
C. Il me faut du chocolat.
D. Je veux du chocolat.

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I think it's either option A or D
User Royvandewater
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don't know ig it's right but try

"I feel like chocolate" translates into... A. J'ai envie de chocolat. B-example-1
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