お酒を飲むと明るくなる　って英語でなんて言うの？

Tipsy = slightly drunk, starting to feel the affects of alcohol. To have a few = to consume several (or too many) alcoholic drinks Sozzled = very drunk. "Uncle Brian's sozzled!" "The problem at the wedding reception was that all the drinks were free and the entire party of guests got totally sozzled!"

I am a happy chappy when I drink.. -This means that you are happy and friendly and nothing can make you sad when you are drinking. Alcohol makes me so cheerful. -This is a straightforward way of explaining how drinking alcohol makes you feel. I am the king of the world when I have had a drink. This means that you feel like you are in control and are very happy when you have had a drink.

英語でも、人と仲良くするような文ですね。 (1)は日本語の直訳です。 （２），（３）は「お酒が私を明るくする」という言い回しですが、簡単です。Boozeの代わりに、Beer、Wineなどを入れても良いです。

If you say "I'm a (~) drunk," the word "drunk" is referring to you when you're under the influence. You're basically just leaving out the word "person." (as in "drunk person") It can be used in place of "drinker," but honestly either is okay. It can be used like this: - "I'm a happy drunk." - "I'm a silly drunk." - "I'm a super friendly drunk. I make friends with the whole bar!"

The verb to 'become' has several meanings, but, in this context, it means 'begin to be'. The word 'shy' functions as an adjective, noun and a verb. In this instance, it has been used as an adjective. The adjective shy has several meanings, but, in this context, it means to be 'nervous or timid in the company of other people'. So, you may say: I become less shy after a few drinks. The verb to 'communicate' has several meanings, but, in this context, it means 'to share or exchange information, news, or ideas. So, you may say: I communicate much better after drinking alcohol. The adjective 'talkative' means to 'share or exchange information, news, or ideas'. So, you may say: I become very talkative after a few drinks

*I loosen up when I drink. To loosen up means you feel relaxed when you have drank some alcohol. It means that you feel happier and more confident. For example: *I feel happy when I drink. This is a direct way of saying that after you drink you feel cheerful.

The term "upbeat" means to have more energy and a more positive attitude. It is a way to describe a happy and energetic person. When something is a "pick-me-up," it brings one a better sense of happiness and wellbeing.

The first two are more about being cheerful, as is the third, however, being merry is after a few drinks generally. Good luck.

Use the sentences above to explain that you become cheerful when you drink. Alcohol is enjoyed by many people on different types of occasions. When people drink their character changes in some way. Some people become quiet while others become louder Giggly: laughable, laughing a lot "When I drink I become a little happier than usual, drinking makes me more sociable."

Some people feel and act differently when they drink alcohol. Different people react differently. Here are some ways:- 1. Drinking makes me become cheerful and happy. 2. When I drink it puts me in a good mood. A "mood" is a state of mind or a feeling. If you are in a good mood, it means you are in a good state of mind, such as being happy and cheerful.

If you would like to tell someone that you become more cheerful when you drink, you can say something like "I become more cheerful when I drink alcohol." or "I become super light and friendly when I drink.".