How do you say goodbye in Puerto Rico?

Answer 1

You could say bye in multiple ways. First is the most known, Adios, for when you wont see someone for a long time. You could also say, Chao. It sounds Chinese but it is also spanish. A few phrases to say would be: Hasta pronto, meaning "See you soon" or Hasta manana, meaning "See you tomorrow".

Answer 2

I lived in Paraguay for almost 3 years, I think there are many similarities to other latin cultures with a few exceptions. Paraguayans are very warm and in the culture, greetings are important. Such as handshaking for men and double kissing for women and sometimes men they are close with. These are popular ways to say good bye that I had used.

Adios= goodbye; usually when you are approaching someone/walking past them. Depending on the situation or city area, its appropriate to say goodbye when passing someone on the street, such as in a small community. Also good for pretty much any situation.

Chau= bye; it can be seen as more informal or curt depending on the circumstance.

Chaucito, Chau-chau, besos=bye bye, kisses; among friends, I used and was told this often on cellphones.

Chau, hablamos pronto, besos. = Bye, talk to you soon, kisses.

Chau amigo/amiga, nos vemos. - bye friend, we'll see each other soon.

In Guarani-

Jajotopata (ja-joe-toe-pa-ta) - literally, we'll see each other later! but basically, see you later! Some may respond,

Answer 3

In Puerto Rico to say good bye you say Adios

Answer 4

hi