One Day
Day One, First Day
noun
This word has two different meanings. One day and first day. No matter how you look at this word, those meanings make a lot of sense.
いちにち
ついたち
The first meaning is one day, and it has the same reading as the kanji you learned, so you should already know this reading.
The reading for first day, however, is a big old exception. It doesn’t take the on’yomi or kun’yomi readings, and has its own special (weird) readings. Here’s a mnemonic to help you remember this one:
On the first day of a new relationship you just tweet a cheesy (ついたち) line at each other. You're so in love you can't speak normally, so you just use bird calls and cheesy lines to communicate.
きのうは一日テストのべんきょうをしていました。
I was studying for the test all day yesterday.
六月一日にアメリカ人とフランス人のふうふ二人がいっしょにエベレストをのぼりきったことは人々のきおくにあたらしい。
The fact that an American and French couple succeeded to climb Mt. Everest on June 1st is still fresh in people's memory.
本とうに一日でこの本をよんだんですか?
Did you really read this book in one day?