Puerto Rico Travel Tips – English vs Spanish 🇵🇷

I think people that that come to Puerto Rico should learn to speak Spanish speaking the native language is the best way to mingle around you can connect with other people and we're going to get you where to eat where to drink where to dance I think it connects you so much better and you can have a better experience in Puerto Rico as well just by trying to speak Spanish yeah I think people that visit Puerto Rico should definitely try to learn a little bit of Spanish I feel like all people don't b

ecause they're like oh embarrassed like oh my Spanish is so bad but really it shows that you want to connect Puerto Ricans are supposed to learn English since prek kindergarten so if you talk English probably almost everybody should talk back but we really appreciate if you try speaking Spanish even if it's a all or simple or but we really do appreciate it well I mean in Puerto Rico we speak English we we got second language uh as in school so they teach you every grade you have to take English

so most people know English but they're scared to talk because like they never practice it and they they're worri like they're not going to understand same way when the Americans they take a couple classes in Spanish and they come to Puerto Rico and we speak fast they're like wait wait I don't I don't speak Spanish let's go let's switch to English it's better like for example I used to work at a restaurant where a lot of people from the United States would come and they would say oh thank you so

much for uh speaking English for me because I have some trouble with my Spanish and it's not necessary for me but it's definitely appreciated in heartwarming at least in this area sanguan a lot of people speak English because it's a very touristic area so it wouldn't really be a problem but it would be great for them to speak Spanish you know it'll be easier for the people who only speak Spanish here I've noticed a lot of people in the island don't know how to speak English in the metropolitan

area a lot of people do but if you move outside of it there's a surprising amount of people that don't know how to speak English they might understand it but they won't know how to speak it Coupe and it's like an area in San Juan people there don't speak English at all but it's like I've seen a couple of like tourists there and they have like a little bit of a hard time communicating with other people people actually would try to understand you and try to maybe talk English as well a lot of don'

t like talking English I don't know why they're very afraid of it so it's not like other countries that they actually try so yes it could help you like yeah try to understand each other people that come to Puerto Rico I think they will um at least be interested in and try to understand our language and speak just a little bit because sometimes when we go to the United States we are like mostly abated to speak English so I think it that will be like an exchange so we can speak engl English and th

ey could speak Spanish I think speaking the native language of any place shows respect to to to the people of that place yeah definitely for something like Spanish it's not Japanese bro like there are some basic things like all hello alios is goodbye gracias is thank youas is how are you just look it up and like do exercises and practice like it's the very least anyone to a Spanish speaking country can do Puerto Rican already very good host but it'll endear you more to people because like sadly

it's not that common I think that some people just don't think that they need to learn other languages um but I think it's a loss for them