How to say "combo" in Japanese

• セットJLPT N3approx.Common
  nounCovers 'combo' as a set of things presented or sold together, such as a combo meal at a restaurant. It is a common word and the usual choice for this sense.
  当店とうてんにはベートーベンの交響曲こうきょうきょくの録音ろくおんの完全かんぜんなセットがございます。↗

  We have a complete set of the recordings of Beethoven's symphonies.
• コンボ
  nounA loanword for 'combo', used especially of a small jazz group; it is a less common word. A typical context is a small jazz ensemble at a club.
• 連続技れんぞくわざ
  nounCovers 'combo' as a chain of moves or techniques, a sense familiar from video games. It is a less common word but the natural choice for this move-chain meaning.

Use 「セット」 for a combo that is a set of items offered together, 連続技 for a combo as a chain of moves, and 「コンボ」, a loanword used especially of a small jazz group.

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• セットset (of things)
• コンボcombo (esp. a small jazz group)
• 連続技れんぞくわざcombo