"Reina", it's the same spanish word in Puerto Rico and every other spanish speaking nation
In Spanish, Aunt is spell Tia.
Since Puerto Rico's official languages are Spanish and English, you could say either "thank you" or "gracias."
Puerto Rican.
Just like how you spelled it. Puerto Rican.
The proper adjective (capitalized) for Puerto Rico is "Puerto Rican".
"Soy puertorriqueño/a." is the proper way. However, many Puerto Ricans (male & female) use the term "boricua" for Puerto Rican.
In Puerto Rican and other latin islands, the word penga.In some proper Spanish, the bicho (though this is closer to prick).Other words include sabueso(a) (US Spanish), polla(Spain), verga, pito (Mexico), and pija.
Pertaining to items or native citizens of Puerto Rico is "Puerto Rican" (capitalized). It has the Hispanic pronunciation as "PWAIR-toe REE-kun".
"Drag queen" is an English expression which has no real translation in Spanish.
There are two completely unrelated possible words:Puerto Rican - refers to people or things of Puerto Ricopediatrician - children's doctor
The word is spelled Portuguese. A good example sentence using this word is, "The First Family has a Portuguese Water Dog named Bo." Another example sentence is, "The Portuguese language is a Romance language."
In American Sign Language, Puerto Rican can be signed by combining the signs for P-U-E-R-T-O and R-I-C-O, using directional movement to indicate the location of Puerto Rico in relation to the speaker.