“To court” in Japanese
Short answer
To court in Japanese is “言い寄る” (iiyoru). Full meaning: to court, to woo, to approach defiantly.
Other ways to say “To court” in Japanese
言寄る
iiyoru to court, to woo, to approach defiantly
言いよる
iiyoru to court, to woo, to approach defiantly
いい寄る
iiyoru to court, to woo, to approach defiantly
云い寄る
iiyoru to court, to woo, to approach defiantly
いいよる
iiyoru to court, to woo, to approach defiantly
いいよれる
iiyoreru to court, to woo, to approach defiantly
言い寄れる
iiyoreru to court, to woo, to approach defiantly
口説く
kudoku to persuade, to urge, to coax, to solicit; to make advances (to), to seduce, to court, to woo, to make a play (for), to make a pass (at), to come on to, to hit on
言寄っ
iiyo to court, to woo, to approach defiantly
言寄ッ
iiyo to court, to woo, to approach defiantly
いいよっ
iiyo to court, to woo, to approach defiantly
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