Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Purpose"

A: It is a sentence or so, which describes why you are speaking and what you have to say.

A: You have a purpose in life or someone gives you purpose. Like there's something out there keeping you going everyday

A: "Retreat" here refers to some company trip, that's used to help the people who work at the company to socialize and get to know each other more.

A: It does what it needs to do, and that's it. Nothing more and nothing less

A: With a purpose simple means: "intentionally" "to aim" "intention of achieving"

Ex.) Her PURPOSE in coming here, is to talk to you!
---> The girl intentionally came because she wanted to talk to that person

A: “Purpose” means: motive, determination.
The purpose of his trip to Asia is to discover new cultures.
She’d like to find her own purpose in life.
There’s also a special expression: “on purpose”, (=intentionally) >> I didn’t do it on purpose, it was just a mistake.

A: @nana-815815 She came here with the express purpose of causing mischief.

A: I know that you did that on purpose just to get back at me.

A: I still can't believe that you broke my favorite vase on purpose. - До сих пор не верится, что ты разбил мою любимую вазу специально.
Did you click on that button on purpose or was it an accident? - Ты нажал на ту кнопку специально или это было ненароком?

A: @tomm: What can I say? haha
Did you understand the use?

A: Purpose:
I feel like I don’t have a purpose.
What’s your purpose in life?
The purpose of this game is to see who is better.

Goal:
My goal is to eat healthier.
I achieved my goal.

A: I believe you mean -
“To propose”- give an idea
“For purpose”- used for a certain situation

For example:
“I want to propose going to the theaters”
“Fire extinguishers should be used for emergency purposes only”

A: in this sense they basically mean the same thing ... I'm sorry I didn't say this but this words mentioned before do have more than one meaning

A: They tend to be interchangeable
"the purpose of the game is to collect the most fish"
"the objective of the game is to collect the most fish"

However when someone is talking about the meaning of life or their goal in life, they tend to use purpose instead of objective.

What purpose do I have living on? What is my purpose in life?

A: 大体、両方ともは同じ意味があるけど、「deliberately」とは少しもっと丁寧だと思います。

A: What you wrote works, though it sounds very proper (but I would switch "even" with "don't" to make it sound more natural). Here are some other variations:

You don't even know why I'm asking

You don't even know what I'm saying

You're not even paying attention

You're not even listening

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: You're correct :)
"Purpose in life" or "Something to live for" is correct~

A: "What is the purpose of the meeting?" Or "Why are we meeting?" Would be better.

A: I am focusing on my purpose, so I'm not doing anything else now.

A: The most common reason foreigners visit Japan is to eat Japanese food.

A: Alternative solutions:
What's your purpose in coming to Japan?
What's your reason for coming to Japan?
Why are you coming to Japan?

A: "What is your purpose for making me work extra hours?"