Meaning of いやな思い?


So, I was talking to this girl about how I like japan and she asked me that:

> 日本にきていやな思いとか一いつもしなかった？

There are somethings I don't get, first the parsing...

> 日本にきて
>
> いやな思いとか
>
> 一いつもしなかった？

Is my parsing correct?

Now for the meanings I don't get:

> いやな思い Is this the いや that means negative/bad? so a bad feeling or bad
> thought?
>
> 一いつも I Just don't get why there is a 一 before いつも

My full attempt in translating is

> **Did you have any bad impressions after coming to Japan?**

Even if my attempt is correct, can you help me clear these points?

Thank you!




Did you copy it as it was?

> 日本にきていやな思いとか一いつもしなかった？

The `一` before いつも is a kanji 一【いち】, not a long vowel marker or a dash. You
can confirm it by copying it to somewhere else and apply some serif font.
While a dash or a long vowel marker can be typed just by pressing `-`, the
kanji 一 is unlikely to appear by a simple mistype.

So I think she really wanted the kanji 一. I think it's a typo for 一つも【ひとつも】
("even once"). Maybe she typed `1つも` first, and then tried to correct it to
`一つも`.

> 日本にきていやな思いとかひとつもしなかった？  
>  So, after coming to Japan, you did not experience bad things even once?




Did you copy it as it was?

> 日本にきていやな思いとか一いつもしなかった？

The `一` before いつも is a kanji 一【いち】, not a long vowel marker or a dash. You
can confirm it by copying it to somewhere else and apply some serif font.
While a dash or a long vowel marker can be typed just by pressing `-`, the
kanji 一 is unlikely to appear by a simple mistype.

So I think she really wanted the kanji 一. I think it's a typo for 一つも【ひとつも】
("even once"). Maybe she typed `1つも` first, and then tried to correct it to
`一つも`.

> 日本にきていやな思いとかひとつもしなかった？  
>  So, after coming to Japan, you did not experience bad things even once?

