A wallaby is like a smaller version of the kangaroo. It is spelled the same in Spanish as it is in English; however, we must remember to pronounced the "LL" in the middle as a "Y" sound. The "Y" at the end acts like the letter "I" in this word as a vowel. The "Y" in Spanish works as a "sometimes" vowel making the "I" sound when there are no other vowels in the syllable. This Wallaby is wearing a necktie to remind us that he is masculine in gender.
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