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The Spanish letter combination "ll" traditionally makes a sound similar to the English "y" as in "yes," especially in most dialects of Latin America. However, in some regions, particularly in parts of Spain and Argentina, it can be pronounced like the English "j" in "judge." The pronunciation can vary significantly depending on the local dialect.

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