"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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  • 부케 던지기(bouquet toss)
  • 별거(separation)
  • 부케(bouquet)
  • 소개팅(group blind date)
  • 뮤직데이(music day)
  • 유혹(temptation lure)
  • 약혼자(fiance)
  • 어장 관리(Friendzone)
  • 반하다(fall in love)
  • 신랑(groom)
  • 세컨드(mistress)
  • 커플링(couple ring)
  • 금사빠(who immediately fall in ..
  • 실버데이(silver day)
  • 어택(attack)
  • 화이트데이(white day)
  • 좋아하다(like)
  • 러브(love)
  • 러브 레터(love letter)
  • 블랙데이(black day)
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