Soy boricua, Soy puertorriqueña and Yo soy puertorriqueño are Spanish equivalents of the English phrase "I'm Puerto Rican." Context makes clear whether the Taíno word for "brave and noble lord" of the island that now is called Puerto Rico (case 1) or the Spanish word for a female (example 2) or a male (instance 3) suits. The respective pronunciations will be "soy vo-REE-kwa," "soy PWER-to-ree-KEH-nya" and "soy PWER-to-ree-KEH-nyo" in Uruguayan Spanish.
Spanish or English if you prefer.
Puerto Rican is not a language. In Puerto Rico, people speak either English or Spanish, so it would either be "born" if they were speaking English, and "nacido" if they were speaking Spanish.
Since Puerto Rico's official languages are Spanish and English, you could say either "thank you" or "gracias."
There is no such language as "Puerto Rican". Puerto Ricans speak Spanish, and "What are you doing?" in Spanish is "Que haces?"
Puerto Rican
Jennifer Lopez is Puerto Rican, but she grew up in the US. She speaks both Spanish and English.
The language spoken in Puerto Rico is Spanish, not Puerto Rican. The word for money is "Dinero" in Spanish.
Puerto Rican is the proper adjective for Puerto Rico.
English (obviously) and Spanish (His parents are Puerto Rican)
No, Janis was not at all Spanish or Puerto Rican.
AN EXCELLENT PUERT RICAN COOKBOOK IS COCINA CRIOLLA BY CARMEN ABOY DE VALLDEJULI (IN SPANISH). IF YOU WOULD LIKE IT IN ENGLISH THE TITLE OF HER BOOK IS PUERTO RICAN COOKERY.
"Soy puertorriqueño" means "I am Puerto Rican" in Spanish.