How to Say “Hug” in Puerto Rican Spanish

abrazo
noun
A hug in Puerto Rico is an abrazo, and the verb "to hug" is abrazar.
Meaning: embrace between people (noun)

Ways to say it

“hug” in Spanish
Spanish Note
abrazo noun
abrazar verb

People end messages with un abrazo and ask for one with dame un abrazo.

When do people say it?

Puerto Ricans greet family and friends with a hug and often a kiss on the cheek.

Did you know?

  • Ending a message with un abrazo is a common friendly sign-off in Spanish.

Examples in context

  • Dame un abrazo.
    Give me a hug.
  • Quiero abrazar a mi abuela.
    I want to hug my grandmother.

Example conversation

Rosa greets her son Luis at the airport in San Juan.

  1. Rosa

    Luis, ven y dame un abrazo.
    Luis, come and give me a hug.
  2. Luis

    Mami, te extrañé mucho.
    Mom, I missed you so much.
  3. Rosa

    Yo también, mi nene.
    Me too, my boy.
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