This Q Language podcast discusses the effects of alcohol consumption on language fluency, specifically in non-native speakers. 

The presenters chat about the surprising relationship between moderate alcohol consumption and fluency in speaking a foreign language, specifically focusing on a study published in the Journal of Psychopharmacology.

The study suggested a small amount of alcohol can improve pronunciation but doesn't necessarily boost self-confidence or the feeling of fluency. 

The presenters caution that excessive alcohol consumption can negatively impact fluency, leading to slurred speech and impaired communication.

They suggest that, while a small amount of alcohol might offer a temporary boost to pronunciation in a foreign language, it's not a reliable or sustainable strategy for achieving fluency. 

They advocate for dedicated language learning methods over relying on "liquid courage". Cheers!

Alcohol and Language Fluency – The Fine Art of Speaking Fluent Gibberish After a Drink (Or Two)

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