關於Specially的意思和用法的提問

A: I'm a little confused by what you're asking.

Mail order would mean you enclosed a check or cash in an envelope with an order and mailed it off to be fulfilled.

Not at all like today where you might order online and the product is shipped to you.

"Mail order" is no longer relevant.

A: that mean you're in love with the night air when rain come. cause when rain fall, it has a special smell in the air and it will stronger at night

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A: This ramen was specially made for vegans

This tea was specially made for you, with sugar and milk

A: There is no difference, but it is perhaps easier to add special emphasis if you say "especially".

A: Especially is more formal. It usually means the thing is of a higher quality, that there are less quality or less important items. I use especially to set things apart from similar things.
"This is an especially nice dinner." "That guy is especially rude."

Specially is normally used to say something has a specific purpose. It also doesn't have the judging part of especially.
"They were specially trained for their job." "I had this poster specially made."

These words are super close! They are really only different in the more subtle meaning. If you are in doubt, I would suggest using specially. But most people won't call you out on using the wrong one.

A: Specially: relating to a unique, exceptional, or singular purpose.

Specifically: relating to the particular.

Examples:

This suit was specially tailored to my size.

What your friends did is none of my concern. I'm only interested in what you did specifically.

A: Especially means particularly or above all
Ex: she loves flowers, especially roses
Specially is used to talk about the specific purpose of something
Ex the kitchen was specially designed for a disable person

A: "Specially" means you go out of your way (change what you normally do) to do something. For example, "I took a detour specially to drop off a gift for her." or "I took a day off specially to take care of my mom."

"Especially" means you're emphasizing one of the things. For example, "I like bright colors, especially yellow." or "This is an especially important conference." (Emphasizing one out of all the conferences)

A: I bought it from England specially for you.
I have to learn coding particularly for my job

A: Especially

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