Can you tell me the differencies between "Especially" and "Specially??

Question:and if you could, can you explain me if both of them differ from "Specific"??

Answers:
I'm assuming you mean specifically.

Especially is if you have a list of things that you are talking about. I.e. you like fruits: apples, oranges, and especially bananas (you like bananas more than the others).

Specifically means that there are only specific ones you like. I.e. you like fruit; specifically apples, oranges, and bananas (you like these fruits, but maybe not the others).

Definitions I found (Google)
specifically: in distinction from others
especially: to a distinctly greater extent

edit: I actually was able to find specially in the webster dictionary (www.m-w.com) and it has the same definiton as especially. The first definition for especially is specially, so they are interchangable.
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