“Break-even” in Japanese
Short answer
Break-even in Japanese is “とんとん” (tonton). Full meaning: with a tap, with a knock, with a knocking sound, with a rap-tap; smoothly (proceed), without a hitch, without delay; even, equal, break-even.
Other ways to say “Break-even” in Japanese
トントン
tonton with a tap, with a knock, with a knocking sound, with a rap-tap; smoothly (proceed), without a hitch, without delay; even, equal, break-even
ドンドン
dondon with a tap, with a knock, with a knocking sound, with a rap-tap; smoothly (proceed), without a hitch, without delay; even, equal, break-even
どんどん
dondon with a tap, with a knock, with a knocking sound, with a rap-tap; smoothly (proceed), without a hitch, without delay; even, equal, break-even
トントンっ
tonton with a tap, with a knock, with a knocking sound, with a rap-tap; smoothly (proceed), without a hitch, without delay; even, equal, break-even
とんとんっ
tonton with a tap, with a knock, with a knocking sound, with a rap-tap; smoothly (proceed), without a hitch, without delay; even, equal, break-even
ドンドンッ
dondon with a tap, with a knock, with a knocking sound, with a rap-tap; smoothly (proceed), without a hitch, without delay; even, equal, break-even
どんどんっ
dondon with a tap, with a knock, with a knocking sound, with a rap-tap; smoothly (proceed), without a hitch, without delay; even, equal, break-even
どん〳〵
dondon with a tap, with a knock, with a knocking sound, with a rap-tap; smoothly (proceed), without a hitch, without delay; even, equal, break-even
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