...Eh?I don't just want a peck! I want to kiss! You'll help me, right Seija?!
In Korean, 뽀뽀 (ppoppo) refers to a light, cute, or affectionate peck on the cheek or otherwise, often used between parents and children, couples, or pets. In contrast, 키스 (kiseu), derived from English, denotes a more serious, passionate romantic kiss. With this... height difference..? ////So this is a kiss... ♡lick...♥
I don't just want a peck! I want to kiss! You'll help me, right Seija?!
In Korean, 뽀뽀 (ppoppo) refers to a light, cute, or affectionate peck on the cheek or otherwise, often used between parents and children, couples, or pets. In contrast, 키스 (kiseu), derived from English, denotes a more serious, passionate romantic kiss.
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