Below are some very commonly-found phonological phenomena in Puerto Rico, and in the Puerto Rican diaspora
‘r’ pronounced like ‘l’ at the end of a syllable (“trueque de líquidas”)
a…a lo largo del Mar Caribe
Weakening of /s/ sound at the end of a syllable:
una vez, o dos veces al mes
backed pronunciation of ‘r’ at the beginning of a word, ‘rr’ between vowels or ‘r’ after ‘l’, ‘s’ or ‘n’ (“la erre arrastrada”)
y ella me responde
regular
Yes-no questions with falling intonation
¿Entiendes? (this example also includes /s/ weakening)