“Combo” in Japanese
Short answer
コンボ
konbo
Combo in Japanese is “コンボ” (konbo). Full meaning: combo (esp. a small jazz group); combination, set, assortment; combo (set of actions performed in sequence).
Other ways to say “Combo” in Japanese
セット
setto set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair)
ゴンボ
gonbo combo (esp. a small jazz group); combination, set, assortment; combo (set of actions performed in sequence)
ゴンポ
gonpo combo (esp. a small jazz group); combination, set, assortment; combo (set of actions performed in sequence)
コンポ
konpo combo (esp. a small jazz group); combination, set, assortment; combo (set of actions performed in sequence)
連続技
renzokuwaza combo, chain; continuous techniques, renzoku waza
セツト
setto set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair)
ゼッド
zeddo set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair)
セッド
seddo set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair)
絶斗
zetto set (of things), combo; setting up, preparing, arranging, placing, positioning, configuring, setting (e.g. an alarm); setting (hair)
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