Especially and specially are both adverbs that emphasize or highlight something, but they have slightly different meanings.
Especially is used to emphasize something more than others. It implies a particular quality or characteristic that makes something stand out.
Example: "I love all fruits, especially apples."
Specially is used to emphasize something that is done or created for a particular purpose or occasion. It implies a specific intention or design.
Example: "This cake was specially made for your birthday."
In summary:
Especially: Highlights a particular quality or characteristic.
Specially: Highlights a specific purpose or occasion.
Here's a more detailed example:
Especially: "I like all my friends, especially Sarah." (Sarah is particularly special to the speaker.)
Specially: "I bought this gift specially for you." (The gift was purchased with a specific intention for the recipient.)