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I mean they don't have to go fully capitalist, but at least a social democracy. What do you think? Additional Details I'm Dominican and I love Cuba! :-)...
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kenneth
Perto rico?
do they speak english in perto rico or some other language
Some speak English, some speak Spanish, but you are not likely to understand them anyway, so shout louder.
You should go to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, which is a much nicer place, where they speak English, but you will not understand the accent either. So shout alot!
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pas
Spanish is the official language, but many also speak english!
thinksmink
It is Puerto Rico. They speak spanish as their native language, but some speak english. We had no problem communicating while we were there. Look it up online and read the history. It is quite interesting. I have listed the site below. Hope it helps.
yesyes251
Some of them speak english, some only spanish, and others speak both. They can also spell!!! (Puerto Rico) lol....
kalusz
Many people in business and the cities speak English,less so in the countryside.You will find many ex-stateside residents and men and women who have served honorably in our Armed Forces who also speak English.
marimar229
They speak Spanish and English.
Cnote
they speak spanish depending where you go alot may speak english...i went to isla verde/san juan last may and i only met two people who didnt speak english and they still knew it enough to communitcate a lil. if you are going to a tourist place they will most likely speak english
La Flaca
Spanish is the National Language. But lots of people speak english
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