“Cue” in Japanese
Short answer
キュー
kyuu
Cue in Japanese is “キュー” (kyuu). Full meaning: cue (billiards, pool), cue stick; cue (music, theatre, etc.); queue.
Other ways to say “Cue” in Japanese
ギユー
giyuu cue (billiards, pool), cue stick; cue (music, theatre, etc.); queue
ギユ
giyu cue (billiards, pool), cue stick; cue (music, theatre, etc.); queue
切っ掛け
kikkake chance, start, cue, excuse, motive, impetus, occasion
合図
aizu sign, signal, cue
あいず
aizu sign, signal, cue
弁髪
benpatsu pigtail, queue, cue
Ｑｕｅ
kyuu cue (billiards, pool), cue stick; cue (music, theatre, etc.); queue
きかっけ
kikakke chance, start, cue, excuse, motive, impetus, occasion
頭出し
atamadashi brief overview, heads-up, brief discussion; cueing (e.g. a magnetic tape, recording) (cuing), cue, feeding (e.g. paper under a print head), feed, document loading
きつかけ
kikkake chance, start, cue, excuse, motive, impetus, occasion
キッカケ
kikkake chance, start, cue, excuse, motive, impetus, occasion
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