"invites, to seduce, to persuade" means "꼬시다" in Korean.

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Pronunciation ： kko-shi-da
meaning ： invites, to seduce, to persuade
"invites, to seduce, to persuade" is "꼬시다"(kko-shi-da) in Korean.
Ggosida (꼬시다) is chatting up the opposite sex, and temptation.
But then the casual impression is inviting opposite sex on a date, and words that contain sexual implications of the "temptation to". It use the word English Hinting (헌팅 / hunting) in the case of.

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    • Korean of "Love, Marrage"

  • 첫키스（first kiss）
  • 김치녀（Kimchi woman）
  • 사실혼（commonlaw marriage）
  • 완소남（Very important man）
  • 실연（lost love）
  • 신혼（new marriage）
  • 보고 싶다（I miss you.）
  • 금사빠（who immediately fall in ..
  • 약혼자（fiance）
  • 고백（confession）
  • 좋아하다（like）
  • 세컨드（mistress）
  • 혼기（marriageable age）
  • 군화를 거꾸로 신다（After you have de..
  • 유혹（temptation lure）
  • 첫사랑（first love）
  • 반하다（fall in love）
  • 커플링（couple ring）
  • 국수를 먹다（I'll give the wedding..
  • 공처가（henpecked husband）
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    "invites, to seduce, to persuade" means "꼬시다" in Korean.
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