Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Special"

A: 'Two for one special' means that if you buy two of a certain thing you will only be charged the price of one :)

A: It means that you pay for one item at the regular price, and you get a second of the same item for free. "I only had enough money for one doughnut, but there was a two for one sale so I could buy one for me and one for my wife."

A: Any specials= items at special prices or items that are not usually available.

In a store:
A: Are there any specials?
B: Yes, today, if you buy one shirt, you get another for free.

At a restaurant:
A: Are there any specials today?
B: Yes, the chef has made a regional specialty dish, poke tuna.

A: I like ice cream specially the strawberry flavor
I got so many gifts on my birthday they were all special to me

A: "They've got a special promo deal for shoes today!"

"This one is a special kid." (It kind of means a "disabled kid"

A: He is very special.
He has special needs.
You're so special!
What makes you so special?

A: I like buying my girlfriend flowers as I enjoy making her feel special.
There's something special about Disney movies, the sense of magic makes you feel like you're in another world.
There will forever be a special place in my heart for you.
Are you special? (this is generally derogatory as it is a shortened version of 'special needs')
Shenzhen is a Special Economic Zone.

A: *Special: means better, greater, otherwise different from what is usual.

Examples:
*I want to do something special for Tom’s birthday.
*She has a special ingredient in her sauce recipe.
*I made special point to avoid that store.
*i have been saving this wine for a special occasion.

Specific: means clearly defined or identified.

Examples:
*It is easier to identify specific breeds if animals.
*We have specific criteria and certain limitations on who we can hire.
* Each person has their own specific code to log on.
*You would not need a specific date or time to attend that event. It is open all day to everyone.

Particular: means a singled out item, individual or group or a detail (of an item, person, aspect of some task).

Examples:
*The crowd seemed to gather at on particular spot.
*He paid particular attention to the December budget so he could stay on track.
*Mary was a bit particular with who she chose to be a friend with.
*She was particular with which bakery she ordered the cake from.

Peculiar: means strange or odd, unusual.

Examples:
*My uncle is a peculiar man who wears the same clothes several days a week.
*The medicine made me feel peculiar as though the room was soinning.
*My peculiar sister has sixteen cats.
*We have already spoken about his peculiar beliefs.

Truthfully, because of their definitions, many of these can be used interchangeably.
Example:
Someone special might be peculiar. “He only eats in restaurants without table cloths.”
I like a car with that particular ( or specific ) detail ( like keyless entry, a backup camera or a sunroof).

I hope this helps.

A: Special:
This is a special case, so we will make an exception.

You are special, and you always will be.

Particular:
In this particular case, I don't think I can help you.

He is particular about cleanliness.

A: They both mean the same thing but the first one isn’t grammatically correct.

“You’re special to me” is natural ^^

A: Special is something you treasure a lot or means a lot to you.
Ex. That necklace is special to me.
Specific, is to remark something in a particular.
Ex. I love cereal specifically chocolate cereal.

A: I would say an action is special "for" me and an object/place/person is special "to" me.

"Returning to my home country was very special for me."

"My home country is very special to me."

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A: You are very special.

A: Would you like to know tonight’s specials?
Would you like me to tell you tonight’s/today’s specials?

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A: ‘It’s going to be so special’ or ‘it will be special’ sounds more natural to me.

A: It kind of feels like you're trying to say I'm especially interested

A: you would say You're special TO me