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

Adiós
standard
In Puerto Rico "goodbye" is Adiós. Day to day people also say Hasta luego or Nos vemos for "see you".
Meaning: farewell (phrase)

Ways to say it

“goodbye” in Spanish
Spanish Note
Adiós standard
Nos vemos casual
Hasta luego everyday

Hasta luego fits most situations, such as leaving a store. Nos vemos is casual and used with people you will see again. Adiós sounds a little final.

When do people say it?

Older people often add a blessing such as Dios te bendiga when saying goodbye.

Did you know?

  • The word adiós comes from a Dios, meaning "to God".

Examples in context

  • Adiós, que tengas buen día.
    Goodbye, have a good day.
  • Hasta luego, nos vemos mañana.
    See you later, see you tomorrow.
  • Nos vemos pronto.
    See you soon.

Example conversation

Mario leaves a hardware store and says goodbye to the owner Don Tito in Cabo Rojo.

  1. Mario

    Hasta luego, Don Tito.
    See you later, Don Tito.
  2. Don Tito

    Adiós, que Dios te bendiga.
    Goodbye, God bless you.
  3. Mario

    Igualmente.
    Likewise.
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