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Spanish and English. However only 25% of puerto ricans speak fluent English. The other percentage of people only know so here are there.
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Most Puerto Ricans speak Spanish as their first language. Spanish is the official language of Puerto Rico, and it is spoken by the majority of the population there.
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How do you say what you doing in puerto rican?
There is no such language as "Puerto Rican". Puerto Ricans speak Spanish, and "What are you doing?" in Spanish is "Que haces?"
Do puerto ricans look more black?
Most of them look black mixed
Are most puerto ricans good lovers?
no
What part of new york did the puerto ricans settle?
Puerto Ricans are in all the boroughs. Probably most concentrated in the Bronx, but there are also large Puerto Rican neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
How many puerto ricans can speak English?
actually it depends on the puerto rican like if they want to speak it they can learn it and if they were raised in Baltimore or somewhere where they spoke english,which is very rare then they are most likely to speak english.But most puerto ricans can't speak English.
What state do most Puerto Ricans stay in?
New York
What houses do Puerto Ricans live in?
New York with a populationn of 986,389 puerto ricans
Do puerto ricans play video games?
Yes. most puerto ricans play videogames. Example: Call Of Duty, Guitar Hero , warcraft, Pokemon etc..
How do Puerto Ricans earn most of their money?
Tourism, agriculture and manufacturing
What did most Puerto Ricans do when the US invaded Puerto Rico?
joined the united states in fighting the spanish
When the US invaded Puerto Rico most native Puerto Ricans?
Joined the United States in fighting the Spanish.
Are puertoricans black?
Puerto Ricans can have a range of racial backgrounds, including black. Puerto Rico has a diverse population with influences from various ethnicities, including African, Spanish, and Indigenous. It is important to recognize and respect the multiracial and multicultural identity of Puerto Ricans.
