I'm sure this has been asked in some form a bunch, but various crises (environmental, political, otherwise) have a way of changing moods about things like this, so I figured I'd ask.
I'm headed to PR for a week in September -- a few nights in San Juan, then driving to Rincon. I have a long list of places I'd love to try while I'm driving around, but what's the current vibe on tourists who don't speak much Spanish at all?
I really have no excuse, since I've played soccer my entire life, surrounded by native speakers. My Spanish is limited to things like "ball," "pass the ball," "why didn't you pass the ball," "I was wide open," and lots of insults. Pretty sure it won't help me order f