courtship in Japanese
courtship in Japanese is 求愛 — courtship means the period or process of romantically pursuing someone, usually before marriage.
courtship in Japanese
求愛
Pronounced: kyuuai
The act of wooing a person to enter into a romantic relationship or marriage; hence, the period during which a couple fall in love before their marriage.
What does "courtship" mean?
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noun The period or process of romantically pursuing someone, usually before marriage.
"Their courtship lasted three years before they got engaged."
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noun Behavior used by an animal to attract a mate.
"The peacock's elaborate display is part of its courtship ritual."
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courtship in a sentence
- Their courtship lasted three years before they got engaged.
- The novel follows the courtship of two young aristocrats.
- The peacock's elaborate display is part of its courtship ritual.
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What is "courtship" in Japanese?
"courtship" in Japanese is 求愛. courtship means: The period or process of romantically pursuing someone, usually before marriage.
How do you pronounce 求愛?
"courtship" in Japanese is 求愛, pronounced "kyuuai".
How do you use "courtship" in a sentence?
Example: "Their courtship lasted three years before they got engaged." In Japanese, "courtship" is 求愛.
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