飲んでる時は楽しいけど、そのあとめちゃめちゃ後悔するって英語でなんて言うの？

There is a large slang terminology built around drinking and the morning after, including: "hair of the dog" a drink taken in the morning to alleviate suffering.

*I regret drinking a lot last night, this hangover is killing me.- regret is a feeling of disappointment after doing something. Hangover is a feeling one gets as they become sober after having alcohol. Example Sentences: Next time no shots please guys, otherwise I will regret it the following day. I think I will make a blood Mary cocktail thishangover is killing me.

Explanation: The downside of alcohol consumption is that you may suffer from both a physical and a mental hangover in the aftermath. This may be referred to as a "penalty" or "a price to pay." Example sentence: "There is both a short and long term price to be paid for late night dtinking!"

It's fun to drink while I am doing it but not so fun afterwards. After a fun night of drinking, I always regret it the next day. I think it's fun to drink but not the way it makes you feel the next day. I really enjoy drinking except for the hangovers the next day.

"Flying high" is a term used by the British public to mean that someone is feeling very good or enjoying a state of 'ecstasy.' Feeling like a rock means that one is feeling like one looks which is dirty and low down. It gives the impression that one has to literally drag themselves to do anything and that one feels inwardly heavy.

"I enjoy drinking but I don't enjoy all the regrets I wake up with the next morning." This sentence expresses that you enjoy the feeling of drinking and being drunk but you don't enjoy the outcome of being drunk. It's common for people to make bad decisions under the influence of heavy alcohol consumption. "Drinking is fun until things get too carried away." This sentence expresses that the activity of drinking is enjoyable until people get too drunk to function properly, think responsibly and take care of themselves. Too much drinking often leaves people with the feeling of regret due to bad decisions they made while drunk. "Drinking can be fun but it can lead to many problems if I'm not drinking responsibly." This sentence expresses that you can drink and have a good time but if you drink too much and aren't aware of your sobriety level the possibility of having a regretful experience may increases due to your lack of awareness.

Hangover: the state of feeling sick and lethargic after drinking a lot. Most people feel regretful when they have had one too many drinks. They wake up the next day with a hangover or feeling hungover. The process of enjoying a few drinks is always fun but regret usually follows.

The two sentences you see provided above are great ways to express to your listener that you have fun when you are drinking but than you regret it. In the first sentence you will see the term fun and games. This means something is enjoyable. This term is appropriate for informal settings, like talking with close friends or family.

"I like to drink but I always regret it" To 'like' something is to enjoy or have fun doing something. When using the term 'Always' this expresses all the time or a lot. To 'Regret' is to feel sad or disappointment towards something, in this case the effects of drinking. The term 'Hangover' or 'Hungover' is used to describe the feeling of the effect you get after drinking alcohol, these effects usually consist of headaches, feeling sick, being sick etc.