"Send the box of chocolate to me!"

Translation: Sendu la skatolon de ĉokolado al mi!

[papercrane]

Ne, tiu estas tre malbona ideo, Duo. Sendu la skatolon de ĉokolado anstataŭ al MIIII! :))

[Feel free to correct me if I made any mistakes.]

[FauxShizzle]

Would "skatolon da cxokolado" be acceptable, since 'da' is describing a quantity (a box) of chocolate?

[llusx]

Skatolon da ĉokolado means a box load of chocolate.

Skatolon de ĉokoload implies that the box is the one with chocolate! - Chocolate's box.

EDITED

[vikungen]

Is it not the other way around?

Salono de ŝtono is a hall of stone? Not a hall with stone in?

[miestasmagnus]

Yes, "de" describes a quality, while "da" describes a quantity. "Salono de ŝtono" is indeed a hall made of stone, while "salono da ŝtono" would be "a hall-ful of stone".

For this particular sentence, it seems to me that "skatolo de ĉokolado" is more appropriate, since what's being sent is a box that happens to contain chocolate. "Skatolo da ĉokolado" would be analogous to "kilogramo da ĉokolado", that is a certain quantity of chocolate is being sent, without describing how it is packaged.

Hope that makes sense :)

[FauxShizzle]

I think I was confused because in the Tips/Notes for the Da/De section, it gives the example of "glaso da vino" translated as "a glass of wine".