Puerto Rican Spanish is a dialect of the Spanish language spoken primarily in Puerto Rico. It has unique phonetic features, such as the aspiration of the "s" sound and the dropping of final consonants, which give it a distinct rhythm and flow. Additionally, Puerto Rican Spanish incorporates vocabulary and expressions influenced by Taíno, African, and English languages, reflecting the island's diverse cultural heritage. This dialect is characterized by its use of diminutives and specific slang, making it vibrant and expressive.