How to Say “Cute” in Puerto Rico (Spanish)

lindo
masculine
In Puerto Rico "cute" is lindo for a boy or thing and linda for a girl. Bonito and bonita also work.
Meaning: pretty, charming (adjective)

Ways to say it

“cute” in Spanish
Spanish Note
lindo masculine
linda feminine
bonito also used

People use lindo and linda for babies, outfits, pets and places. Adding qué gives the reaction: Qué lindo.

How does it change in a sentence?

The ending changes with gender and number, so say lindos for a group of boys and mixed groups, and lindas for girls only.

Did you know?

  • Puerto Ricans often use nene and nena for a young boy or girl, and these words are also used as affectionate terms.

Examples in context

  • Qué linda está tu bebé.
    Your baby is so cute.
  • Ese perrito es lindo.
    That puppy is cute.
  • Tienes un vestido muy bonito.
    You have a very pretty dress.

Example conversation

Beatriz admires her cousin's baby at a family party in Bayamón.

  1. Beatriz

    Ay, qué linda es la nena.
    Oh, the little girl is so cute.
  2. Prima Yesenia

    Gracias, se parece a su papá.
    Thanks, she looks like her dad.
  3. Beatriz

    Es lindísima.
    She is very cute.
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