一つには
For one thing; one reason is; partly
Romaji: tsuniha
Meaning & usage
Partly; for one thing | An adverb meaning “partly” in a context where someone gives one or two objectives, benefits, examples or reasons for something.
Example sentences 7
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「十年日記」をやってみたいとよく思うが、まだ始めていない。それは一つには、前の年の方がいい年だったらいやだからだ。
I've often thought of keeping a “10-year diary,” but I've never gotten around to doing it. That's partly because I wouldn't like it if the previous year was better.
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彼がよく家族と旅行に出かけるのは、一つには自分のため、一つには家族のためだ。
He travels so frequently with his family, partly for himself and partly for his family.
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彼が外国語を好このんで勉強しているのは、一つには、異文化学習が好きだからだ。
One reason he likes studying foreign languages is because he likes to learn about different cultures.
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政治家が嫌きらわれる理由は、一つには、選挙の時には魅力的な公約を言うのに、当選とうせんするとそれを実行しないからだ。
Part of the reason politicians are disliked is because they make attractive promises when campaigning but don't put them into practice once they are elected.
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日本に来た外国人が体験するカルチャーショックには色々あると思うが、一つには、日本人が彼らをガイジン、つまりソトの人と呼ぶということがある。
Foreigners experience a variety of culture shocks when they come to Japan, one of which is being called gaijin, or “outside people,” by the Japanese.
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日本人が大人まで漫画を読んでいるのは、一つには、大人が十分味わえるような漫画があるからだ。
The reason even Japanese adults read comics is because there are comics that adults can fully enjoy.
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私がアメリカに来た理由は、一つには、そこに学問の自由があると思ったからだ。
One reason I came to the U.S. was because I thought there was academic freedom here.