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Are there any language problems in puerto rico?
Since Puerto Rico is a United States territory, most of the governmental functions are in English. This creates an issue since the primary language on the island is Spanish.
What is Puerto Rico's language?
The officials languages of Puerto Rico are Spanish and English.
What is Puerto Rico national language?
Puerto Rico's official languages are English and Spanish. Spanish is the language spoken by the vast majority of the population.
What islands in the Caribbean are Spanish-speaking?
Cuba, the Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico.
Why are the two languages spoken in Puerto Rico?
Puerto Rico is a commonwealth of the United States but before it became part of the US it was part of Spain that why the primary language of the island is Spanish although the second official language is English because is a US Territory and the main language in the US is English.. been Puerto Rico the only US Territory that has official language... because the US don't have an official language. English is consider universal language but not official....
What is Puerto Rico's language spoken?
Spanish! Although Puerto Rico's official languages are Spanish & English!
Is there another langueage in Puerto Rico?
The language of Puerto Rico is mainly Spanish, although people can understand English.
Which Spanish speaking countries are islands?
Theres Puerto rico im from there Dominican Republic Cuba Spanish is widely spoken in the Philippines, although it is neither an official language nor the primary language.
Does English count as a foreign language when applying for college when your native language is Spanish.I'm from Puerto Rico?
no because Puerto Rico is "part" of the US... which means that English is your secondary language.
Whats better going to summer school or to puerto rico?
Summer school.
What language is primarily spoken in Puerto Rico?
spanish
What are the two main languages in Puerto Rico?
The primary languages in Puerto Rico are Spanish (spoken by nearly everyone) and English (spoken by about 20%).
