Traveling to Miami? Here's What You Need to Know Before Going

The 2010 Census found that about 70 percent of Miami's population consisted of Hispanic-identifying residents. As a result, Spanish is typically the preferred conversational language. While most people speak English, it helps to have a few pleasantries and phrases memorized prior to your trip. At the very least, I'd recommend learning how to order Cuban sandwiches and cafecitos at restaurants like the famous Versailles.