ひとつ
one (thing)
The native count rather than いち, and it goes on the end of whatever you are pointing at. One of those, please: ひとつ.
Japanese has two counting systems. いち, に, さん came in from Chinese, and ひとつ, ふたつ, みっつ are the older native ones, used for general objects up to ten. Ten is とお, with no つ on it.
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